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CSCMP recognizes Mike Regan for “distinguished” service

This was a well deserved tribute to one of the industry's most provocative thought leaders


Mike Regan, TranzAct Technologies, Inc.’s chief of relationship development, and frequent LM blogger, received the Council of Supply Chain Management Professionals’ (CSCMP) 2014 Distinguished Service Award this week.

This was a well deserved tribute to one of the industry’s most provocative thought leaders.

“Mike Regan represents the very spirit of CSCMP’s Distinguished Service Award,” said Rick Blasgen, CSCMP’s president and chief executive officer. “He is a champion of innovation and creativity, cares deeply about the people in our profession, and has the ability to share his knowledge in ways that positively impact our community. His vast and significant contributions have left an indelible mark on our industry. We are extremely proud that he is joining this elite group of distinguished supply chain leaders who have been selected to receive this award.”

CSCMP’s Distinguished Service Award is the industry’s most prestigious honor that can be bestowed on an individual for significant achievements in the logistics and supply chain management professions. Presented annually, the award was instituted in 1965 as a tribute to logistics pioneer John Drury Sheahan.

Mike Regan is described by industry leaders as “an innovator in supply chain businesses, and a tireless champion of a wide range of causes for decades.” He has been both a visionary and an evangelist for improved logistics performance by all stakeholders, including shippers, carriers, and intermediaries, and believes that collaboration among partners is a key factor in improving supply chains.

Congratulations, Mike.


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