Pentland Energy Limited has announced the upcoming Nigeria Supply Chain Leadership Summit (NSCLS) 2024, scheduled for November 8, 2024, at the Mövenpick Hotel, Ikoyi, Lagos.
The highly anticipated event, now in partnership with the Nigerian Chamber of Shipping, promises to deliver powerful insights and transformative discussions, setting a new benchmark for supply chain excellence in Nigeria.
With the event date fast approaching, NSCLS 2024 has garnered an impressive lineup of expert speakers from diverse industries such as Oil & Gas, FMCG, Pharmaceuticals, Banking, and Technology.
Speakers include renowned professionals who will provide cutting-edge perspectives on the evolving supply chain landscape in Nigeria.
Under the theme “Leading Nigeria’s Supply Chain Transformation,” the summit will focus on three dynamic sub-themes Supply Chain Visibility and Collaboration Platforms: Enhancing Efficiency and Responsiveness; Sustainable Supply Chain Practices in Nigeria: Balancing economic growth, social inclusion, and environmental responsibility; as well as Trade Facilitations and Customs Modernization: Streamlining cross-border trade.
The NSCLS 2024 will cover key areas of the supply chain management in Nigeria, including day-to-day operations, corporate governance, strategy, and the application of technology for greater efficiency. Discussions will also address pressing challenges such as risk management and the importance of ESG in building sustainable supply chain systems.
The summit will serve as a pivotal platform for driving innovation and collaboration across Nigeria’s supply chain.
With leading professionals and our new partnership with the Nigerian Chamber of Shipping, it aims to elevate supply chain practices to world-class standards, ensuring Nigeria’s competitiveness in the global market.
On the target audience, the summit is ideal for Chief Procurement Officers (CPOs), Supply Chain Directors, Procurement Managers, Logistics Experts, and other key stakeholders involved in the supply chain from various sectors, including banking, oil and gas, FMCG, etc.
