Jakarta Study Tour 2017 – Executive Logistics and Supply Chain Management MSc module 8
08/05/2017
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I am really excited to arrive this morning in Jakarta to start module eight of the Executive Logistics and Supply Chain Management MSc course, which is the study tour in Jakarta and Bali. Already here are Joel, Matt, Bhu, Kayode, Bernard, Denyse. We’re all still jet lagged though ?. But watch this space for more posts!
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