The first-choice professional body for supply chains, logistics, and transport.

The Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport (“CILT”) is the oldest international transportation and logistics organization in the world. We are the North American branch of CILT.

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Our mission is to raise people’s knowledge of all aspects of moving people and goods.

We exist to provide the best way for up-and-coming logistics and transportation professionals in North America with easy access to experienced executives already in the sector.
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  • CILTNA is essentially a knowledge organization. It exists to raise people’s knowledge in the art and science of moving people and goods for the greatest benefit of humankind.
  • Organize and host meetings, conferences, seminars, and workshops that feature thoughtful agendas and leading presenters in an atmosphere conducive to learning and networking by people in government, industry, and post-secondary education institutions.
  • Organize and deliver webinars on contemporary topics featuring superb speakers to help participants understand the market, business, technology, and regulatory developments that affect current and future conditions and opportunities in logistics and transport, and to help practitioners in supply chains improve their resilience and ability to recover from disruptions.

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Leveling the Playing Field: How Public Procurement Can Do More for Small Businesses by Mikerna Saintil, MILT

2023

Small businesses are the backbone of our local economies, yet too often they are shut out of public procurement opportunities; not because...
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Tariff Tensions: How Public Procurement Can Stay Resilient Amid Global Trade Shifts by Mikerna Saintil, MILT

2023

As global trade tensions continue to escalate, procurement professionals are increasingly encountering the ripple effects of tariffs, trade...
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