In 1996 Supply Chain Council (SCC) was founded by some of the world’s brightest manufacturing and supply chain consultants and practitioners. Their mission was to establish a global nonprofit consortium whose methodology, diagnostic and benchmarking tools could help organizations make dramatic and rapid improvements in supply chain processes.

Today SCC has over 1,000 corporate members worldwide who rely on the supply chain insights and best practices provided by consultants and experts like you.

The Council provides a number of opportunities to showcase your thought leadership and network with supply chain professionals. Share your research and contribute your knowledge and understanding through channels including:
Regional Chapters
Events
Forums
Industry Working Groups
Special Interest Groups

Regional Chapters
Regional chapters represent regional and local interests of members in different geographic areas. Chapters have an elected leadership team and are supported by Supply Chain Council staff. Leadership teams are often looking for consultants and expert practitioners to speak at regional events such as Supply Chain World conferences and user meetings.

For more information on regional chapters visit our chapters page or view news, events and member lists for each chapter at:
Australia & New Zealand
Europe
Greater China
Japan
Latin America
North America
South East Asia
Southern Africa

Events
The Supply Chain Council organizes and participates in events around the world. Many of our trainings, conferences, local meetings and webinars are open to nonmembers and members of our affiliated organizations.

To get more information visit our events page.

Forums
Members may join and participate in virtual and in-person discussion forums for networking and problem solving among communities of common interest.

To get more information on forum topics visit our forums page.

Industry Working Groups
Industry Working Groups focus on topics relevant to a specific industry. SCC currently has working groups for:

• Aerospace and Defense
• Automotive
• Automotive Aftermarket Industry
• Energy, Oil and Gas
• High-tech and Electronics
• Reverse Logistics Industry
• Software Industry

Industry working groups do not have a requirement or charter to deliver formal reports, research or intellectual property. Industry working groups are exclusive Supply Chain Council members.

To get more information about how to join, visit our Industry Working Groups page.

Special Interest Groups
Special Interest Groups (SIGs) focus on a specific area of interest. For example: The Risk Management SIG is focused on the application of risk management and mitigation and the use of SCOR tools and methods to support risk management. SCC has SIGs for:

• Customer Chain
• Risk Management
• SCOR Convergence
• Supply Chain Talent Academic Initiative (SCTAI)

Special interest groups do not have a requirement or charter to deliver formal reports, research or intellectual property. Industry working groups are exclusive Supply Chain Council members.

To get more information on how to join, visit our Special Interest Groups page.