
Fellow Supply Chain Management Professional
The Highest Recognition of Supply Chain Leadership
Fellow Supply Chain Management Professional™ (FSCMP™), or “Fellow”, is an individual who is awarded the honourary designation by Supply Chain Canada for conspicuous service to the industry, profession and community at large. The accolade is reserved for executives whose careers have demonstrated visionary leadership, innovation and excellence in supply chain management.
The FSCMP is based on the most rigorous selection standards and is not awarded every year. Since 1919, only 58 recipients have received the designation. As Canada’s highest award in supply chain leadership, and the most exclusive, the FSCMP represents the pinnacle of achievement in our industry.
A Fellow is Canada at its finest.
2020 Fellow NOMINATIONS ARE NOW OPEN
Nominate a senior supply chain executive with visionary leadership, innovation and excellence in supply chain management.
Have your say. Nominate a leader you feel deserves the FSCMP; Canada’s highest and most exclusive award in supply chain leadership. This is the pinnacle of achievement in our industry.
Submissions must be received no later than Friday, May 22, 2020 by 4:30pm EST.
Thank you for your submission.
2020 Inductees

John Salt is the Senior Vice-President of Supply Chain and is responsible for overseeing the flow of goods and supporting the flow of information between the Canadian Tire family of company’s merchandise suppliers, retail stores and end customers. He also oversees the ongoing development and enhancement of the company’s transportation, distribution and online fulfillment networks. Since taking on this role in 2009, John has been instrumental in upgrading the systems that support the operations of Canadian Tire’s logistics and transportation functions. He has also led the deployment of new and innovative technologies within Canadian Tire’s Distribution Centres to improve quality, productivity and operational agility.

David White is the Executive Vice President of Supply Management at NFI Group Inc. (NFI), a leading independent global bus manufacturer and mobility solutions provider for mass transportation, operating 50 facilities across 10 countries, and powered by 9000 people. In 2002, David transitioned from a finance leadership role to a newly created executive position that strategically raised the profile and importance of Supply Management at NFI (then New Flyer Industries). He led a multi-year transformation to a world-class, lean supply chain organization. Today, David is responsible for the leadership and coordination of the Strategic Supply activities across the NFI businesses, a key player at the Group Executive table comprised of the CEO, the Presidents of each Business Unit , and the executives responsible for leading HR, Legal, and Finance.