What is a P.Log.?
The P.Log., which stands for Professional Logistician, certifies your competence in logistics and supply chain management. The P.Log. designation provides you with a comprehensive approach to logistics and the supply chain. You will learn the roles, responsibilities, tasks, and competencies required by logistics managers to make executive decisions in a global marketplace.
Some of the benefits of earning your P.Log. include:
- Increase your earning potential
- Increase your company's profit margins
- Develop your leadership abilities
- Strengthen the links in your supply chain
- Create customer value
In 1995, 52 logisticians and supply chain managers earned their P.Log. designation. Today, that number has increased to nearly 2,500.
The Business Value of the P.Log.
You can join the nearly 2,500 professional logisticians and supply chain managers who earned their P.Log. designations:
- Increase earning potential, career opportunities and your personal corporate mobility
- Deliver critical input and influence your corporate decision-making process
- Plan and implement logistics strategies at the highest levels of your company
- Recognize and apply long-range strategic principles to your all competitive opportunities
- Develop the leadership abilities to react and respond to the rapid changes in business conditions
- Drive change throughout your company structure as required
- Establish a legacy of best practices for your organization's supply chain requirements
The Personal Value of the P.Log.
- According to a study published by Trent University in Ontario, P.Log. practitioners on average earn $7,000 to $8,000 more per annum than individuals who have not earned their P.Log.
- P.Logs earn higher incomes at the operational, lower management, middle management, and upper management levels.
- P.Logs in the upper management have earned the highest salary increases over the past five years.
Access to the industry
Membership in the Logistics Institute grants you access to professional and business leaders in logistics. This gives supply chain managers an opportunity to network, learn best practices and seek new career opportunities.
