Who Should Attend
The program is designed for senior and middle-level managers and consultants responsible for domestic and international supply chain and logistics systems. The program is valuable for operations, logistics, inventory control, and transportation managers who want to ensure smooth production with as little inventory as possible, high customer service levels, and low system-wide cost. The program is also useful for managers who want to gain a deeper understanding of the role supply chains play in a company's overall business strategy.
Team Attendance
Special study groups, pricing, and other arrangements are available to companies sponsoring four or more participants. Please contact us to learn more.
What Past Participants Say
"I was able to immediately apply the learning obtained in this program to my global project. After re-evaluating the strategy, the project became profitable with almost no capital investment, an ROI in less than a year."
Engineer Coordinator-International Projects, Alberto Culver Company "Excellent high-level view of what supply chain is, how it works, and where improvement opportunities reside."
Senior Consultant, Kepner-Tregoe, Inc.
"[This program] connects supply chain strategy to overall business strategy."
Director of Operations, Vision Point of Sale
Find out more about The MMM Program (MEM+MBA)
Northwestern University's acclaimed MMM Program (MEM+MBA) is a full-time, two-year joint program that leads to a MBA degree from the Kellogg School of Management and an MEM (Master of Engineering Management) degree from the Robert R. McCormick School of Engineering and Applied Science. Initiated in 1990, the program integrates a solid grounding in strategic management principles with the technical fundamentals of manufacturing. In industry-sponsored integration projects, The MMM Program (MEM+MBA) students work in faculty-supervised teams to generate solutions to manufacturing-related problems. Students also enjoy many opportunities to work closely with faculty in their research. The more than 600 MMM alumni have gone on to highly visible and successful management and consulting careers in the manufacturing sector. For more information on the program or opportunities for industry collaboration, contact Steve Fischer, Associate Director, at 847-467-1061 or mmm@northwestern.edu. You can visit the Web site at www.mmm.northwestern.edu. |
