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*U.S. Supply Chain Salaries* *Reach Record Highs as Certification, AI Skills and Career Mobility Drive*
*Earnings, New ASCM Report Finds*

**Men need to taste this Supply chain salaries in the state**

Supply chain professionals continue to see strong earning power and job
stability despite ongoing global trade pressures, according to the 2026 ASCM Supply Chain Salary and
Career Report released today by the Association for Supply Chain Management (ASCM).

Drawing on insights from more than 2,000 practitioners worldwide, the report shows U.S. supply chain salaries reaching new milestones, with a median base salary of $98,500 and median total compensation climbing to $103,500.

The findings underscore a resilient labor market in which specialized skills, professional certifications
and strategic career moves are translating into tangible financial gains. More than 77% of U.S. respondents reported receiving a salary increase in the past year, even as broader economic uncertainty persists.

“Supply chain roles continue to deliver strong returns for professionals who invest in their skills and credentials,” said ASCM CEO Abe Eshkenazi, CSCP, CPA, CAE.

“What this year’s data makes clear is that organizations are rewarding expertise, adaptability and leadership — especially as supply chains navigate new trade, technology and workforce pressures.”

Key findings from the 2026 report include:
• Certification pays off: Supply chain professionals with at least one APICS certification earn a median salary up to 20% higher than their noncertified peers. Those holding three or more credentials can see salary premiums as high as 32%.

• Career mobility matters: Professionals who changed jobs or earned promotions saw the most significant raises, with 61% of salary jumps of 12% or more tied to job changes and 38% linked to internal promotions.

• Supply chain salaries outpace national benchmarks: Across every education level — from high
school diplomas to graduate degrees supply chain professionals earn more than national medians, with premiums reaching 61% above average at the entry level.

• Talent demand remains strong: Nearly 70% of U.S. professionals who accepted new roles did so within six months of beginning their job searches, highlighting continued demand for supply

• Early pay equity, long-term gaps: While early-career professionals have reached gender pay parity, a pay gap emerges later in careers, widening to 8.3% at 20 or more years of experience.

• Technology and human skills converge: While 63% of professionals now use AI chatbots, the report shows growing gaps in data analytics and leadership skills, reinforcing the continued importance of critical thinking, problem-solving and collaboration. Beyond compensation, the report also highlights high levels of professional satisfaction, with 89% of respondents saying they are proud of the work they do. Flexibility continues to play a key role in retention, with 81% benefiting from flexible work arrangements.

The 2026 ASCM Supply Chain Salary and Career Report provides benchmarks by job title, geography and
education level, along with insights into certification impact, workplace culture and emerging skill
demands across global markets.

About ASCM
The Association for Supply Chain Management (ASCM) is the global pacesetter of organizational transformation, talent development and supply chain innovation. As the largest association for supply chain, ASCM members and worldwide alliances fuel innovation and inspire accountability for resilient, dynamic and sustainable operations.

ASCM is built on a foundation of world-class APICS education,
certification and career resources.

For more information, visit https://t.co/tH0BvSe35B

ASCM Media Contact:
Mindy Weinstein
Director of Content and Communication

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This is the best article I’ve seen so far in getting Supply Chain Managerial positions in Nigeria.

I adopt the position of the writer of this article almost in its entirety.

My Supply Chain enthusiasts following me here, please do find some 20 minutes you’re not using to digest this article.

NB- The article also answers some questions my followers ask me always about Supply chain.

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