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Penske Logistics will have a strong presence at this year’s Council of Supply Chain Management Professionals (CSCMP) upcoming EDGE conference in Nashville, Tennessee.

Penske Logistics Appearing at 2026 CSCMP EDGE Supply Chain Event

Penske Logistics will have a strong presence at this year’s Council of Supply Chain Management Professionals (CSCMP) upcoming EDGE conference in Nashville, Tennessee. It will be held at the Gaylord Opryland Resort and Convention Center from Oct. 4-7.

Penske will once again serve as the event’s Premier Sponsor, display at the exhibit hall, and offers its expertise.

Here are the sessions featuring Penske Logistics leaders:

  • The Penske Logistics-sponsored Third-Party Logistics Study will be unveiled at the conference, where Vishwa Ram, vice president data science and analytics, will discuss its findings. He will highlight the company’s exciting work in the areas of artificial intelligence. On Oct. 6, the study will be available for a complimentary download via www.3PLStudy.com.
  • Stacy Schlachter, senior vice president of sales, will reprise her role as a panelist for the CSCMP State of Logistics Report. The report was released in June and can be acquired here. Penske Logistics is the publication sponsor.
  • Penske Logistics’ Supply Chain Insight technology solution will be highlighted by Mike Medeiros, executive vice president of operations. It is a secure platform and app that provides a unified view of a customer’s entire supply chain.

By “Move Ahead” Staff

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