CSCMP Recognition Program
Give your company the competitive edge by setting a path to achieving SC excellence.
Has your company “flat-lined” in incentive programs? Does your company have a clear and achievable career ladder? How does your company recognize top talent or attract new talent?
CSCMP’s Supply Chain Professional (SCP) is an industry-level designation developed to help your company promote internal growth and build competitive skills among driven professionals.
How the Program Works
- Determine. Acknowledge the need for the designation and contact CSCMP to document your company’s interest in the program.
- Establish. Company works to establish an internal Professional Career Path/Recognition Program for its staff following the CSCMP process and standards.
- Review. CSCMP SCP Advisory Committee will review the company’s internal program working together until the program meets CSCMP expectations.
- Implement. Company then implements the CSCMP-accepted program, conducting its own selection process of qualified employees.
- Select. Company submits selected employees to CSCMP for recognition.
- Recognize. Selected individuals are rewarded with a certificate, recognized at the Annual Global Conference, and invited to join the SCP community of practice.
The Benefits
- Not only attracts top talent, but retains them
- Warrants employee dedication and high production levels
- Strategically drives individuals to explore and achieve excellence in other areas of supply chain
- Provides opportunity and the ability to grow from within the company
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SC Professional Job Titles & Associated Criteria
SC Professional Activities & Collateral Requirements
SC Professional Designation Flow Chart
SC Professional Application [PDF] [WORD]
SC Professional Curriculum Vitae [PDF] [WORD]
SC Professional FAQs
Through the Supply Chain Professional Advisory Committee*, companies and their programs will be qualified and recognized, and the company-selected candidates will be recognized annually by CSCMP and included in its worldwide community of practice.
*Companies included in the Supply Chain Professional Advisory Committee include Ericsson, Georgia Institute of Technology, IBM, Intel, Pennsylvania State University, and Texas A & M.
If you have any questions about the program, please contact scmprof@cscmp.org.
“The impact of the Supply Chain Master Program at Intel has been significant…People are now seeing that we have a career path for them, and they are proactively taking steps to develop their skills... Supply chain management professionals at Intel can now say, ‘I have a career here, and not just a job to do.”
James R. Kellso
Licensed Professional Engineer & Senior Supply Chain Master
Intel Corporation
(read more about Intel’s SC Master Program)
