Read a global supply chain
the way a conductor
reads a score.
Twelve weeks with someone who's been in the industry thirty years — finally explaining how it all connects. You'll see your own work differently by Monday morning.
Free 90-Minute Masterclass
HOW A GLOBAL SUPPLY CHAIN ACTUALLY WORKS
Marcus Webb
30+ YRS · TRUCKING → MULTINATIONAL CONSULTING
My father ran a seven-truck operation in rural Ohio.
I learned procurement by watching him lose money.
Marcus Webb spent his twenties in the cab of a Peterbilt, then his thirties rebuilding the family business from near-bankruptcy after a single port disruption wiped out two months of inventory. He went back to school, got the credentials, and spent the next fifteen years consulting for companies moving goods across six continents.
What he noticed: the people closest to the problem — the warehouse supervisors, the purchasing managers, the operations leads — almost never got the strategic education. They got spreadsheets. He built this course to fix that.
"I'm not teaching you theory. I'm teaching you what I wish someone had told me the year before the port strike."
— Marcus Webb, Lead Instructor
Three people who were exactly where you are.
Different industries. Different titles. The same feeling: close enough to the strategy to see the gaps, but never given the tools to close them.
Mid-size auto parts distributor, Detroit
Diane Kowalczyk
Warehouse Supervisor → Operations Lead
"I was running a 40,000 sq ft warehouse on gut instinct and a spreadsheet that only I understood. By week four I had a vendor scorecard. By week eight I had renegotiated our primary carrier contract."
Textile import business, her grandfather founded, New Jersey
Priya Nair-Chandrasekhar
Family Business Daughter → Purchasing Director
"My father knew every supplier personally. When he stepped back, I had relationships but no processes. Marcus taught me how to turn thirty years of goodwill into documented systems that can survive the next generation."
Mid-size food manufacturer, Charlotte, NC
Jerome Tatum
Logistics Coordinator → Supply Chain Manager
"Every quarter something would blow up — a supplier going dark, a port delay, a raw material spike. I was always reacting. Now I have an early-warning system built into my weekly rhythm. I haven't been surprised in eight months."
Twelve weeks. Four transformations. One new way of seeing.
Reading the Supply Chain
Map your current supply chain the way a strategist would — not as a list of vendors, but as a system of dependencies, risks, and leverage points. You'll leave with a live map of your own operation.
Freight Contracts That Hold
Negotiate carrier agreements using the same frameworks Fortune 500 procurement teams use. Learn what to ask for, what to give up, and what non-negotiables to protect when volume drops.
Vendor Relationships Under Pressure
Build supplier relationships that survive disruption — port strikes, raw material spikes, geopolitical shifts. Learn the communication rhythms that keep your vendors calling you first when capacity is scarce.
Anticipating Before It Ripples
Build an early-warning system into your weekly workflow. Identify the leading indicators — not the lagging ones — that tell you a disruption is coming 6–8 weeks before it hits your operation.
Also Included
The next cohort starts in six weeks. Nine seats remain.
March 10, 2026
Next Cohort Start
12 Weeks
Duration
Live + Async
Format
9 of 24
Seats Remaining
What Alumni Say
"I renegotiated our carrier contract in week six. Saved $84,000 in the first year. My CEO asked me what happened — I told him I finally got trained."
Diane Kowalczyk
Operations Lead, Detroit
"Three suppliers have told me I'm the most prepared buyer they work with. That's thirty years of my family's goodwill, now backed by actual systems."
Priya Nair-Chandrasekhar
Purchasing Director, NJ Textile Import
"I haven't been blindsided by a lead time disruption in eight months. That used to happen every quarter."
Jerome Tatum
Supply Chain Manager, Charlotte
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