27TH ANNUAL SPRING SEMINAR
HAMBURGER UNIVERSITY, 2715 JORIE BLVD, OAK BROOK
RIDING THE ROAD TO RECOVERY
PEOPLE, PERFORMANCE & PRODUCTIVITY
How to Steer Your Supply Chain into the Future
As 2010 begins the Road to Recovery, preparing your supply chain for the challenges and opportunities ahead has never been more important.
Join supply chain management professionals from McDonald’s, Toyota, SAP Labs and others at this year’s Spring Seminar to learn strategies and best practices that will help you prepare your supply chain for the future.
SEMINAR SESSIONS AND FEATURED SPEAKERS
The McDonald’s You Don’t Know: Leadership in Supply Chain
Dan Gorsky, Sr. Vice President, North America Supply Chain, McDonald’s
Using Today’s Technology to Exceed Performance Goals
Mike Thornton, Solution Manager, SAP Labs
Smart Metrics
Jim de Vries, Director of Operational Excellence, TMC, Division of CH Robinson
Taking Action Against Empty Miles
Joe Andraski, President and CEO, VICS
People Management Trends 2010: Managing Yourself And
Your Employees
For Future Success
Moderator:
Hollis Van Bockern, Director Business Development, Pitt Ohio
Panelists:
Brette Andrews, Human Capital Manager, enVista Corp
Kelly Gillum, Search Consultant, NSG Jobs
Jeff Carroll, Business Development, BPI Group, North America
Using Social Media / Web 2.0 For Business Development
and Job Search
Tom Degnan, Principal, Global Logistics and Supply Chain Solutions
Dan Lasse, President, Management Recruiters International
Leading Organizational Change in the 21st Century
Kris Lonsway, Ph.D., CEO of Lonsway Consulting, LLC
The Logistics of the Toyota Recall
David Salomon, General Manager, Chicago Northside Toyota
The Vendor/Customer Partnership: Working Together to
Maximize Performance
Jim Chamberlain, Director, Engineering, DSC Logistics
David Hansen, Red Prairie
Scorecarding for Effective Vendor Management
Chris Adams, Vice President of Value Chain Development, Lagasse
Inbound Transportation Planning — From Paper to TMS in 10 Weeks
Ruta Ladd, VP of Distribution and Logistics, American Hotel Register
Paul Lohr, Transportation Manager, American Hotel Register
Engagement During Difficult Times: The Road to a Personal Brand
Donna de St. Aubin, Principal, St. Aubin, Haggerty & Associates, Inc
Sponsor A Student
Would you like to sponsor a student member at the Chicago Roundtable CSCMP
Annual Conference? For $100 your organization can sponsor a student participant
at the upcoming March 18th event.
- Verbal Recognition of sponsorship at Luncheon session.
- Logo Recognition of sponsorship in Seminar handouts.
- Also the reward of helping foster an interest in a supply chain career and to
enhancing a student’s professional development.
Time:
7:30am - 5:00pm
Cost:
CSCMP Member prior to the day of the event: $150
Non-member: $175
Walk-in: $200
Event Contact:
Libby Ogard, CSCMP-Chicago Roundtable Program Chair
Phone: 920-217-7222
Email: logard@new.rr.com