Laura Allegue is the Online Corporate Edge Coordinator at the MIT Center for Transportation and Logistics, where she works with companies to design customized supply chain education programs for corporate cohorts. In this role, she partners with corporate leaders to identify goals and challenges, and to align academic insight with real business needs, supporting value creation through MIT’s mens et manus approach.
Laura brings this perspective from over fifteen years of industry experience in prior roles leading strategic sourcing initiatives within the Strategic Services Category for South America in the mining sector, overseeing large-scale, capital-intensive service contracts across remote and complex operating environments. Her industry background includes contract negotiation, risk analysis and management, cost control, and decision-making under uncertainty in multi-stakeholder contexts.
She also serves as Course Lead for Supply Chain Design: SC2x in the MITx MicroMasters® Program in Supply Chain Management, helping translate analytical frameworks into decision-oriented learning.
In addition, Laura acts as an advisor to MIT CTL education programs, including the online component of the Graduate Certificate in Logistics for emerging markets (GCLOG) and the Sustainable Supply Chain Management MOOC. She also supports applied research at MIT CTL’s Omnichannel Supply Chains Lab, helping connect research insights with industry-relevant use cases.
Laura holds a Master of Applied Sciences in Supply Chain Management from MIT and a Master of Business Administration from the Polytechnic University of Catalonia.
