Supply Chain Management: The Logistics Goldmine

Supply chain pays like tech and finance. It hires like neither of them can claim right now. And almost nobody is talking about it.

A Supply Chain Management Professional in Canada earns $95,000-$160,000. A Director of Logistics earns $130,000-$190,000. A supply chain consultant earns $150-$300 per hour. And the entry points are accessible — a warehouse coordinator with the right certification can move into a $70,000-$85,000 analyst role without a university degree.

Inside this guide:

• The four Canadian supply chain sectors and where the money is in each one
• The 8 highest-income roles with salary ceilings, entry certifications, and key insights
• The certification roadmap — SCMP, CITT, P.Log, CPIM, CSCP in priority order
• The e-commerce logistics entry point — the fastest growing access door
• The Shopify merchant gap — 130,000 Canadian merchants who need supply chain help
• Province-by-province opportunity map with real employer names
• Five transferable backgrounds that enter supply chain directly
• The consulting rate framework — fractional, project, day rate, retained
• Two 90-day plans — one for new entrants, one for people moving up

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