Divya Delhi: Blue Ocean Corporation, a UK-based, Indian-owned multinational and global leader in supply chain training and consultancy, expands in India's dynamic logistics and procurement scene. Blue Ocean debuted at the ET Edge Supply Chain Management Fest 2025 in  as part of its long-term commitment to the country. Blue Ocean used the event to boost its aim of upskilling India's workforce and developing globally competent supply chain specialists. This supports national initiatives like Make in India, Atma Nirbhar Bharat, and India's goal of becoming a worldwide manufacturing hub. “Blue Ocean is not just building professionals, it's building a stronger, more self-reliant India,” stated former Indian cricket captain and Blue Ocean Corporation Member of Board Sourav Ganguly. “Our supply chain talent transformation will be a game-changer for the country’s global ambitions,” he said. India's economic story lacks competent labor, especially in supply chain and logistics, despite the government's historic infrastructure spending. The firm addresses India's supply chain and logistics skill deficit with 28 years of worldwide experience and 500,000+ alumni. “India's talent pool will determine its supply chain superpower status. International credentials, industry-aligned training, and strategic collaborations are Blue Ocean's approach to developing that ecosystem, said Group CEO Dr. Sathya Menon. Mr. Percy Jal Engineer, Senior Director – Academics at Blue Ocean Corporation, spoke at the event about the future of supply chain education and workforce development in India. The company, which has locations in Delhi, Pune, Kochi, and Hyderabad, has announced a nationwide expansion. After a successful Mumbai debut in 2024, Blue Ocean will organize its flagship International Procurement and Supply Chain Conference (IPSC) in New Delhi this August. Over 650 decision-makers, specialists, and innovators will define India's supply chain ecosystem. Blue Ocean Corporation's hosting and participation in high-impact industry platforms reinforces its strategic goal to lead India's supply chain revolution, which will generate skills, ideas, and leadership that will define its worldwide stature.