About the conference
Join industry leaders, government representatives, academic researchers, educators, and students at the 2026 Next-Gen Smart Logistics & Supply Chain Conference, hosted by the Commonwealth Center for Advanced Logistics Systems (CCALS) and The Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport - North America (CILTNA) at Longwood University in Farmville, Virginia.
The conference serves as a collaborative forum to explore the technologies, strategies, and partnerships shaping the future of logistics and supply chain systems. Through keynote presentations, expert panel discussions, technical sessions, and networking opportunities, attendees will gain insights into the latest innovations transforming freight movement, multimodal transportation, and supply chain resilience.
Hosted at Longwood University, the conference provides an engaging environment for collaboration, knowledge sharing, and innovation. Participants will have the opportunity to connect with professionals from industry, government agencies, academia, and research organizations to exchange ideas, develop partnerships, and explore practical solutions to today's logistics challenges.
Whether you are an executive, engineer, researcher, policymaker, educator, or student, the 2026 Next-Gen Smart Logistics & Supply Chain Conference offers valuable opportunities to learn from experts, expand your professional network, and contribute to advancing the future of smart logistics and supply chain innovation.
Conference Begins In…
- Days31
- Hours5
- Minutes3
- Seconds11
See you in Farmville!
Experience Longwood University & Farmville
Discover Longwood University, a historic campus in the heart of Farmville, Virginia, where tradition, innovation, and collaboration come together. Surrounded by tree-lined walkways, Jeffersonian architecture, and a welcoming college-town atmosphere, Longwood provides an inspiring setting for learning, networking, and professional engagement.
A Destination for Collaboration
Located in the heart of Virginia, Farmville offers attendees a unique blend of small-town charm and modern amenities. Just steps from campus, visitors can enjoy locally owned restaurants, coffee shops, boutique shopping, the historic downtown district, and outdoor attractions such as the scenic High Bridge Trail. Longwood University's collaborative environment makes it an ideal location to connect with leaders from industry, government, and academia while exploring the future of logistics and supply chain innovation.
