The Centre for Applied Research and Innovation in Supply Chain-Africa (CARISCA) wishes to invite the general public to its SECOND GENDER FOCUSED WEBINAR on 3rd March 2021. The Webinar is under the theme; "Overcoming Gender Stereotypes: Professional Development and Self-Confidence for Future Female Leaders". Link to Webinar: https://zoom.us/j/96119706844?pwd=OUZ2eWZ6a1NXUWlzK3BnN3RDQU1NZz09 Meeting ID: 961 1970 6844 Passcode: CARISCA
CARISCA will hold Supply Chain Action Lab for Engagement (SCALE) meeting on 28th - 29th April 2021. . CARISCA’s Supply Chain Action Labs for Engagement (SCALE) bring together leading supply chain experts and stakeholders from multiple sectors to translate university research into real-world solutions for Ghanaian and pan-African supply chains. In this meeting, you …
Join CARISCA’s senior technical advisor, Katy Keane, on Wednesday, July 7, 2021, from 5-7 pm GMT/10-noon AZ/PDT, and learn to leverage LinkedIn to grow your professional network and influence. This free online training is geared toward supply chain management students and professionals. Register Now LinkedIn is the largest business-oriented networking website for professionals with over 750 million members …
Research Capacity Building Workshop for KNUST Faculty and PhD candidates on Wednesday, October 27 to Thursday, October 28, 2021, from 2–5 pm GMT/7–10 am MST.
Learn to help fulfill customer needs and improve decision-making using existing and emerging digital technologies in our continuing professional development course, “Supply Chain Digitalisation,” Aug. 30-31. Attend in-person in Adjirinagor, Accra, Ghana, or from anywhere via Zoom. Our innovative, practical and evidence-based CPD programs are for senior professionals who want to acquire new skills, network …
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