Where leaders, fellows, and changemakers build what comes next.

A global community created by women in supply chain and logistics, for women in supply chain and logistics. Built for authentic connection, real support, and collective growth that redefines the industry through collaboration and collective power.

Connecting students and early-career women with exclusive events, case competitions, and mentorship circles that provide valuable industry insights and a supportive network to help them grow and stand out in the supply chain world.

Independent and objective business-focused convenors and connectors whose mission is to help make sustainability mainstream in business through industry-leading events, objective analysis, and tailored advisory services.

A global digital media company connecting senior executives with the latest trends, industry insights, and influential projects across a portfolio of 20+ specialist brands including Supply Chain Digital, Procurement Magazine, and Sustainability Magazine. BizClik delivers world-class editorial content, digital magazines, newsletters, and CPD-accredited live events reaching a global executive audience.

Democratizing sustainability intelligence for 20+ million practitioners. A community of problem-solvers, doers, and builders who share what actually works because nobody is coming to do it for them.

WISE (We Impact Supply Chain Excellence) is a national, student-focused supply chain organization founded at the University of Arkansas's Sam M. Walton College of Business. WISE prepares the next generation of supply chain talent through four strategic pillars: making connections, personal and professional development, building leadership skills, and deepening industry knowledge. The annual WISE Future Leaders Symposium brings together students and faculty from over 30 universities for a signature 2-day event in Northwest Arkansas. WISE is led by founder Dr. Stephanie Thomas, Professor of Practice in Supply Chain Management at Walton College.

Provocative Human Ltd. bridges the gap between ambition and delivery in the space where targets have been signed off and suppliers have been engaged, yet nothing has structurally changed. They work across three fronts: decarbonizing supply chains where the carbon and the exposure actually sit, building cohort-based supplier engagement programs that turn directives into shared journeys, and redesigning business models so circularity becomes a commercial position rather than a sustainability commitment.

The CSCC mobilizes industry, government, and communities to recover, reintegrate, and secure critical materials from products in circulation and in landfills. Governed by Pyxera Global with partners including FedEx, Cummins, and Cyclic Materials, the Coalition is building a global network of regional resource recovery hubs that source critical minerals from e-waste through urban mining, creating green jobs in underserved communities while reducing dependence on extractive supply chains.