Recognizing forward-thinking leaders and companies committed to the highest levels of supply chain performance
Be part of an exclusive community of standard-setting supply chain organizations and industry leaders.
This year’s Awards of Excellence celebrate the corporations and industry leaders putting SCOR into action — those using the model to unlock critical performance, resilience and transformation advancements. By aligning with SCOR, supply chains can accelerate progress and gain recognition for their positive impacts.
Anyone can enter the awards, and there is no cost to participate.
There are two categories of awards for corporations — ASCM Standards Alignment Recognition and SCOR Implementation and Execution, with three distinct categories.
Eligible companies can apply for both categories: the ASCM Standards Alignment Recognition and any of the three SCOR Implementation and Execution award categories.
These awards celebrate supply chain professionals who demonstrate exceptional leadership and impact.
Applications Open: October 22, 2025
Applications Close: May 31, 2026
Winners Notified: July 1, 2026
Awards Recognition Dinner: September 2026 in Long Beach, California
Go beyond proving your value — showcase it. Being recognized for top-tier supply chain performance:
This award recognizes an organizational transformation that elevates the business as a result of a supply chain assessment leveraging ASCM global standards, products, services and resources; the APICS body of knowledge; or the Supply Chain Operations Reference (SCOR) model.
This award recognizes an organization’s commitment to productivity and advancement based on the effective and ongoing application of educational concepts, competencies and best practices from ASCM performance-driven team training and the APICS body of knowledge.
This award recognizes an initiative that creates a better world through supply chain as a result of pioneering corporate social responsibility, proven business integrity and an unwavering focus on sustainability.
Kimberley Duarte, CSCP, Manager of Supply Chain Operations, Electra
This award, sponsored by the ASCM Young Professional Committee, honors a visionary young professional who has made contributions to the supply chain profession that demonstrate strong potential to become an outstanding leader in the field. Nominees must be no older than 35 years of age or have no more than eight years of professional experience.
Polly Mitchell-Guthrie, Supply Chain Thought Leader, Kinaxis
This award honors an executive who exhibits extraordinary team and organizational leadership; provides dedicated coaching, mentoring and support of fellow professionals; and makes lasting contributions to the advancement of the supply chain profession.
Jason Tham, Cofounder and CEO, Nulogy
This award honors a professional who displays exceptional commitment to diversity and inclusion, fosters professional environments that value equality and individual differences, and inspires people of all profiles and backgrounds to succeed in supply chain careers.
