TIA Creates Logistics Academy

Transportation Intermediaries Associations (TIA) recently launched the TIA Logistics Academy, which offers members the latest in best practices needed to operate and manage a successful 3PL across core areas of the business.

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July 7, 2020

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The TIA Logistics Academy includes three, three-day classroom sessions over the course of six months. The sessions, held at TIA Headquarters in Alexandria, Virginia, are then combined with online distance learning in each area and hands-on practical application. Due to ongoing concerns related to COVID-19, the first round of in-person classroom sessions will be held virtually.

3PL professionals participating in the TIA Logistics Academy are required to attend all three classroom sessions to successfully graduate from this certificate program, as well as completion of all online distance learning modules assigned for each area and passing the final exam.

Enrollment in the TIA Logistics Academy is available exclusively to TIA Members.

Topics:Transportation Intermediaries Association Training & Education Logistics 3PLs Online Training Fleet Management

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