Locate professional associations for your subject of interest. Here are a few examples of professional organizations:
Locate additional associations using library sources: Gale Directory Library. Choose the Encyclopedia of Associations: International, Encyclopedia of Associations: Regional or Encyclopedia of Associations: National in the drop down menu.
Here is a brief PowerPoint on the Encyclopedia of Associations database:
Below are links to supply chain management and operations job postings. Many of these job boards are hosted by professional associations, so if there is a particular association related to your interest, check to see if their website has a similar job board.
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