Supply Chain Risk in Real Time with Jeremy Banta
July 15, 2026 / 6:30 pm - 8:30 pm
Online
$50.00
25 seats remaining
Explore how global supply chain disruptions unfold and how organizations analyze risk, respond strategically, and plan for resilience across industries.
Supply chains are no longer invisible. This interactive workshop introduces students to the forces that disrupt global supply chain networks and the strategic decisions companies make in response. Using recent real-world disruptions as case studies, students will analyze risk, trace ripple effects, and develop a contingency plan, gaining insight that applies across roles, industries, and career paths.
Commitment
Level
2 Hours, Wednesday, Online
Measured vs.
Learning
By the end of this program you will be well versed in the differences between Logistics and Supply Chain Management. You’ll understand the critical areas of supply chain management and their relationship to each other and other areas of business. This program will equip you with key terms, processes, concepts, and methodologies used in SCM. You will leave with knowing where to look to increase efficiency, decrease complexity, and improve processes.
*Affiliated Universities: Bluffton, Capital, Heidelberg, Kenyon, Marietta, Ohio Wesleyan, Otterbein Wittenberg, Wooster, Baldwin Wallace, Ohio Northern.
Earn Your Badge
of Completion
Credential programs are 8 weeks with 24 contact hours. To earn your badge of completion, you must achieve a minimum of 70% in 3 Key Performance areas: Attendance, Participation, and Activities/Assignments. The instructor will provide a specific rubric outlining the Key Performance areas in the course syllabus.
Meet Your Instructor
Jeremy Banta is a retired Army Lieutenant Colonel with over 30 years of experience in civilian and military logistics. He is a Professor of Supply Chain Management at Columbus State and co-founder of the Ohio Supply Chain Academic Network. He serves on multiple school and organizational boards, as well as being a member of the Columbus Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors. His 20-year military career includes 15 years of full-time service in the Ohio National Guard and deployments to Iraq and Kuwait.