Aventis Graduate School and LSCMS Partner to Support Next-Generation Supply Chain Talent

SINGAPORE, 18 MAY 2026: Aventis Graduate School and The Logistics and Supply Chain Management Society (LSCMS) have officially signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) at LogiSYM Asia Pacific 2026, held at Singapore Expo alongside CeMAT Southeast Asia.

The collaboration brings together academic and industry expertise with the aim of supporting talent development, professional learning, and stronger industry engagement across the logistics and supply chain sector.

Through the partnership, Aventis Graduate School and LSCMS will work together to create more opportunities for students, graduates, and professionals to connect with industry leaders and gain exposure to the evolving global supply chain landscape.

Under the agreement, Aventis students and alumni will have greater access to LSCMS-led industry events, conferences, networking platforms, and professional communities across the region.

At the same time, LSCMS members will be able to explore postgraduate programmes offered by Aventis Graduate School, including the Master of Science in Global Logistics and Supply Chain Management and the Master of Business Administration (MBA), supported by exclusive study grant opportunities.

Supporting the Future Supply Chain Workforce

As global supply chains continue to evolve, businesses are placing greater emphasis on leadership development, digital capabilities, operational resilience, and industry-ready talent.

The collaboration between Aventis Graduate School and LSCMS reflects the growing importance of stronger engagement between education providers and industry networks in preparing professionals for the changing demands of logistics and supply chain management.

Graduates from Aventis’ MSc Global Logistics and Supply Chain Management programme will also have a pathway toward professional certifications including the Certified Logistics Executive (CLE) and Certified Logistics Practitioner (CLP), recognising both academic achievement and professional competencies.

Dr. Raymon Krishnan, President of LSCMS, said the initiative supports the need to better connect emerging professionals with experienced industry practitioners and real-world supply chain insights.

Ms. Irene Oh, Director of Marketing at Aventis Graduate School, added that the collaboration reinforces Aventis’ commitment to combining academic learning with industry relevance and professional exposure.

The partnership was further reflected during LogiSYM Asia Pacific 2026, where Dr. Perumal Maheason, Lead Faculty for the MSc Global Logistics and Supply Chain Management programme, participated in a panel discussion focused on decarbonising transport and sustainable logistics.

Held alongside CeMAT Southeast Asia at Singapore Expo, LogiSYM Asia Pacific 2026 brought together logistics leaders, supply chain professionals, technology providers, and policymakers for discussions on trade, sustainability, digitalisation, and the future of global supply chains.

The collaboration highlights a continued commitment by both organisations to support professional development, industry engagement, and knowledge-sharing across the logistics and supply chain sector.