📍 CIBC Marketplace, Seymour Schulich Building, York University, Toronto, ON
🏢 Hosted by Schulich Centre for Career Design (in collaboration with George Weston Ltd. Centre for Sustainable Supply Chains)
The Schulich Centre for Career Design is hosting a Supply Chain Recruitment Fair in collaboration with the George Weston Ltd. Centre for Sustainable Supply Chains, open to all students at York University. This evening fair focuses on supply chain management, logistics, operations, and procurement roles across industries. The event runs in the evening rather than the typical lunch hour, providing an alternative time for students with daytime conflicts.
Event details
- Eligibility: All students
- Registration: Registration available through the provided form link
Why it’s worth going
Supply chain management has become increasingly strategic and financially complex, with professionals using advanced analytics, financial modeling, and risk management to optimize global operations worth billions of dollars. The collaboration with the George Weston Ltd. Centre for Sustainable Supply Chains signals employer focus on ESG and sustainability, which are increasingly important to both business strategy and finance roles. Supply chain roles offer strong compensation and clear paths into operations leadership, financial planning, or strategic roles that require deep understanding of how companies actually make and move products.
Going in prepared
Understand basic supply chain concepts like demand forecasting, inventory optimization, and logistics networks, as well as how supply chain decisions impact financial performance through working capital, margins, and cash flow. Be prepared to discuss how recent global events—from pandemic disruptions to geopolitical tensions—have elevated supply chain management’s strategic importance within organizations. The evening timing means you can attend classes during the day, but plan to arrive fresh and energized despite the later hour, as recruiters will still expect professional engagement and enthusiasm.
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Posted September 14, 2026