Strong professional relationships can shape careers, open doors to new opportunities, and help create a stronger future for the supply chain and trucking industries. Whether you're seeking guidance from experienced leaders or looking to support the next generation of talent, mentorship plays a critical role in professional development and long-term success.
Jenny Fall, director of driver engagement for Women in Trucking Association (WIT) and Marina Mayer, editor-in-chief of Food Logistics and Supply & Demand Chain Executive and co-founder of the Women in Supply Chain Forum™, will detail how mentorship and professional connections strengthen career growth and industry communities and will provide strategies for developing female leaders and building stronger professional networks.
Fall will touch on the unique mentorship challenges and opportunities within the trucking industry, and how WIT supports female drivers and professionals through connection, advocacy, and community-building programs through WIT Connections including networking groups and one-on-one mentorship opportunities.
Additionally, Mayer will discuss the ways in which female supply chain professionals can partner to build community, such as joining organizations, attending female-focused conferences like the Women in Supply Chain Forum™ and WIT's Accelerate! Conference & Expo and being your own best advocate.