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CONFERENCE 2011
OCTOBER 2-5
ANNUAL GLOBAL
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supply chain managers around the world are facing one of the most revolutionary business environments in history. new systems, new thinking, entirely new processes, new ways of communicating. What you did yesterday may be obsolete today. cscMPs annual Global conference 2011 is leading the charge. this significant event will give you the inside track on the shape of things to come in the brave new world of supply chain managementand position you for success, today and in the future. Join your peers october 2-5, 2011 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, usa, and take part in the global supply chain revolution that will provide you with bold insights into streamlining your operations, eliminating inefficiencies, deploying cutting edge business processes, reducing costs, inspiring team members, and increasing profitability. and how to outcompete your competitors.
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table of contents
Pre-Conference Events ............................................................................. 4
supply chain Management educators conference (scMec) ................... 4 doctoral symposium ............................................................................ 4 newcomers Welcome and orientation ................................................. 4 Welcome reception............................................................................. 4 Pre-conference Workshops .................................................................. 5
Conference Highlights .............................................................................. 6
Keynote and General session speakers ................................................. 6 2011 supply chain innovations of the year ............................................ 7 2nd annual supply chain of the future .................................................... 7 2011 student recruitment day .............................................................. 7 Wednesday Mega sessions ................................................................. 8 facility tours ....................................................................................... 9
Track Sessions and Facility Tours Reference Guide...................................10 Educational Tracks and Sessions ............................................................. 11 Conference Hotels and the City of Philadelphia ...................................... 26
hotel reservation form ...................................................................... 27
Preferred
Registration Information ........................................................................ 28
conference registration form ............................................................. 29 About CSCMP .......................................................................................... 31
CSCMPs Annual Global Conference 2011 will be held October 2-5 at the Pennsylvania Convention Center located at 1101 Arch Street, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 19107.
schedule at a glance
Registration opens at 7:00 am Sunday through Wednesday.
October 2
sunday
7:00 am 5:00 pm 8:00 am 5:00 pm
supply chain Management educators conference (scMec) Pre-conference Workshops Global sustainable supply chain forum Process standards for improved Performance sales and operations Planning the new fundamentals of supply chain Management: What Matters now in supply chain roundtable annual Meeting newcomers Welcome and orientation Welcome reception in the supply chain of the future, sponsored by Manhattan Associates breakfast, sponsored by GT Nexus doctoral symposium (Invitation only.) opening General session beverage break, sponsored by Exel and DHL Supply Chain educational session 1 supply chain industry networking luncheon, sponsored by BCG Logistics Group dessert in the supply chain of the future supply chain of the future educational session 2 beverage break in the supply chain of the future, sponsored by Exel and DHL Supply Chain supply chain of the future (No other CSCMP events occur at this time.) educational session supply chain of the future reception, sponsored by RedPrairie breakfast, sponsored by The Dow Chemical Company Major session beverage break, sponsored by Exel and DHL Supply Chain student recruitment day supply chain of the future educational session 4 roundtable-hosted luncheon, sponsored by Jacobson Companies supply chain of the future educational session 5 beverage break, sponsored by Exel and DHL Supply Chain cscMP annual business Meeting educational session 6 networking reception, sponsored by Descartes Systems Group beverage break, sponsored by Exel and DHL Supply Chain Mega educational sessions brunch and closing session, sponsored by Syncada from Visa
2:00 pm :0 pm 5:00 pm 6:00 pm 6:00 pm 8:00 pm
October 3 October 4 October 5
Monday
7:00 am 7:45 am 7:00 am 6:00 pm 8:00 am 9:0 am 9:0 am 10:00 am 10:00 am 11:0 am 11:45 am 1:00 pm 1:00 pm 1:0 pm 1:00 pm 7:00 pm 1:0 pm 2:0 pm 2:0 pm :00 pm :00 pm 4:0 pm 4:0 pm 5:0 pm 5:0 pm 7:00 pm
tuesday
7:00 am 7:45 am 8:00 am 9:0 am 9:0 am 10:00 am 9:0 am 4:0 pm 9:0 am 11:45 am 10:00 am 11:0 am 11:45 am 12:45 pm 12:45 pm 4:0 pm 1:00 pm 2:0 pm 2:0 pm :00 pm :00 pm 4:0 pm :00 pm 4:0 pm 4:0 pm 6:00 pm
Wednesday
7:0 am 8:00 am 8:00 am 9:0 am 9:45 am 11:0 am
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PRe-ConfeRenCe events
supply chaIn management educatOrs cOnference (scmec)
sunday, 10/2 7:00 am to 5:00 pm
open to all academics and conference attendees, this event provides a forum to hear the latest in supply chain management research. the conference offers informative and interactive sessions while providing an excellent venue for networking with colleagues from around the globe. cscMPs doctoral dissertation award winner will be anounced along with the e. Grosvenor Plowman award, young researchers award, and teaching innovation award.
Plan to arrive in time for the Meet the Academics Reception on Saturday, October 1 from 5:30 pm to 6:30 pm.
Who is CsCMP?
the council of supply chain Management Professionals (cscMP) is the leading worldwide professional association dedicated to education, research, and the advancement of the supply chain management profession.
dOctOral sympOsIum
sunday, 10/2 Monday, 10/ 7:00 am to 5:00 pm and 7:00 am to 6:00 pm
the symposium is designed for doctoral candidates majoring in a supply chain field of study. students participate in sundays supply chain Management educators conference, while Mondays program is devoted to interactive sessions with leading academics and business professionals. the objectives of the symposium are to: offer an opportunity for students to develop a richer understanding of supply chain management provide a forum in which supply chain doctoral students will have an opportunity to dialogue with academic and practitioner leaders provide an opportunity for building a network of academic and nonacademic contacts expose students to research policy, techniques, and approaches build a level of professionalism and awareness of issues, challenges, and opportunities in the global business community
Find the most up-to-date supply chain and logistics products available on the market today with CSCMPs Product Catalog!
newcOmers welcOme and OrIentatIOn

sunday, 10/2 5:00 pm to 6:00 pm
new to cscMP or a first-time conference attendee? attend this briefing and learn how to profit from your conference experience and maximize the many resources that cscMP has to offer. its also a great way to begin connecting with colleagues to expand your professional network.
welcOme receptIOn In the supply chaIn Of the future

sunday, 10/2 6:00 pm to 8:00 pm
there is no better place to get everything you need to enhance your supply chain operationsexclusively from the cscMP store.
Visit cscmp.org and click on Digital Product Catalog under the Publications & Store menu tab to download your free copy today!
cscMP warmly welcomes you to Philadelphia at this lively reception in the supply chain of the future. Mingle with peers and kick off your conference adventure of three days of unparalleled educational and networking opportunities.
all Pre-conference events Will be held at the Pennsylvania convention center in PhiladelPhia, Pennsylvania. c
Workshop Cost: ...........................................$499 US
pre-cOnference wOrkshOps
sunday, 10/2 8:00 am to 5:00 pm
Become a CSCMP Member and SAVE!
choose from four full-day pre-conference workshops exclusively at the annual global conference.
See page 29 for workshop registration information.
cscMP Member....................................... $99 us associate Member .................................... $299 us student Member ........................................$199 us
All workshops include breakfast and lunch and ample networking opportunities.
Global Sustainable Supply Chain Forum

In collaboration with the Institute of Logistics and Supply Chain (ILOS), the Council of Supply Chain Management Professionals (CSCMP), and the German Logistics Association (BVL).
Process Standards for Improved Performance

Presented by:
Mike Ledyard, Partner, Supply Chain Visions Kate Vitasek, Founder, Supply Chain Visions
this forum aims to promote the exchange of experiences and awareness concerning the importance of companies thinking and acting in sustainable ways in order to remain competitive in the future. sessions include: The Imperative of Sustainability: Global Trends and the Local Challenge Constructing and Managing a Sustainable Supply Chain Sustainable Logistics: Challenges and Best Practices Sustainable Strategy: Products, Processes, and People
this one-day workshop will give specific instruction on how to conduct an assessment of your companys core operating and management processes, from developing vision and strategy to managing customer service, information technology, and external relationships. once your assessment is complete, you will learn how to close that gap, and move towards a more efficient supply chain. learn how to: Prioritize your improvement efforts build a business case for change, and put it into uild board-level language to gain the approval and backing you need to implement sustainable change Workshop includes a copy of the Supply Chain Management Process Standards, Second Edition.
The New Fundamentals of Supply Chain Management: What Matters Now in Supply Chain
Presented by:
Ken Ackerman, President, K.B. Ackerman Company Art Van Bodegraven, Practice Leader, S4 Consulting
fundamental supply chain management principles are critical to your organization. this workshop will cover the six key elements of the new fundamentals. topics include: Securitythe real scope and range of security responsibilities and techniques in todays world Strategyhow to stay connected with your company and leverage supply chain management to support the end game Relationshipsthe hard work and investment that goes into building and maintaining relationships with targeted strategic customers, suppliers, and service providers Workshop includes a copy of the Fundamentals of Supply Chain Management book written by Ken ackerman and art van bodegraven.
Sales and Operations Planning

Presented by:
Mary Adamy, Principal, Oliver Wight George Palmatier, Principal, Oliver Wight Steve Souza, Principal, Oliver Wight Susan Storch, Managing Principal, Oliver Wight
through interactive lecture, group exercises, and facilitated breakout sessions, this workshop will give you an understanding of sales and operations planning (s&oP) as a framework for planning processes. instructors from oliver Wight will help you understand the evolution of s&oP to integrated business planning (ibP), and what it takes to successfully implement s&oP/ibP. topics include: benefits and challenges to integrating your planning processes how to categorize challenges into people, processes, tools Global/local design considerations and models attributes of successful implementations how to define next steps for upgrading or implementing s&oP in your organization
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ConfeRenCe highlights
keynOte speaker
Stuart Varney
OctOber 3
FOX Business Network Anchor
Plain Talk on the Global Economy

the current economic situation is front page news around the world and is unprecedented in its far-reaching scope. such momentous change has not occurred for decades, and the cascade of financial trouble has devastated many world economies. despite this, stuart varney offers a positive take on the economy, and in plain talk, describes the current financial situation and what it means to you, your family, and your business. a veteran business journalist, varney joined foX business network in 2001. Prior to this, he served as the host of cnbcs Wall street Journal editorial board with stuart varney and as a co-anchor of cnns Moneyline news hour. he also hosted many of cnns financial programs, including your Money, business day, and business asia. his reporting and analysis of the stock market crash of 1987 helped earn cnn a Peabody award for excellence in journalism. a graduate of the london school of economics, varney began his broadcast journalism career as a business anchor for KeMo-tv in san francisco.
majOr sessIOn speaker

Fernando Aguirre
OctOber 4
Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, Chiquita Brands International, Inc.
Supply Chain Journeys of an Undercover Boss

as chairman and ceo of chiquita brands international, inc., fernando aguirre became the first hispanic ceo to participate in the cbs hit reality television series, Undercover Boss. during his journey undercover, he had the chance to see chiquitas international supply chain in action first hand. from his work at the Port of Wilmington in delaware to his harvesting experience in the fields of salinas, california, aguirre experienced the unique challenges that his supply chain employees faced each day. as a result of this experience, he took action to recognize the companys unsung heroes by implementing new programs that boosted productivity and efficiency. he has also empowered frontline workers to connect their daily activities to chiquitas vision of improving world nutrition. Prior to chiquita, aguirre worked for more than 2 years in brand management, general management, and turnarounds at Procter and Gamble (P&G). he currently serves on the board of directors for chiquita brands international and levi strauss & company.
clOsIng sessIOn speaker

Jeff Evans
OctOber 5
Adventurer, Speaker, Author
Guiding You to the Summit of Success

from the summit of Mount everest and back to the board room, acclaimed adventurer Jeff evans inspires audiences worldwide with the lessons he has learned from the trail. based on his own experiences as a world-class mountain guide, specifically with blind climber erik Weihenmayer, he draws upon the hidden metaphors in the world of adventure leadership, commitment, teamwork, and vision to bring them to life in the world of business and everyday achievement. in his presentation entitled, Guiding You to the Summit of Success, he will encourage you to look above the mountains of obstacles to see a universe of unlimited possibilities.
cscmps 2011 student recruItment day 2011 supply chaIn InnOvatIOns Of the year
Monday, 10/ and tuesday, 10/4 (during regular sessions) tuesday, 10/4 9:0 am to 4:0 pm
Meet Your Future Supply Chain Leaders at CSCMPs Student Recruitment Day
Innovation Drives Success: Dont Miss the 2011 Supply Chain Innovations of the Year
attend the sessions in track 28 and hear innovative ideas, solutions, and results from leading practitioners. a panel of judges will review each presentation based on best-practice initiatives. the winner will be announced at Wednesdays brunch and closing session and will take home the seventh annual supply chain innovation award presented by cscMPs research strategies committee and SupplyChainBrain. this track was rated #1 at cscMPs 2010 annual Global conference in san diego, and one of this years finalists emerged from the 2009 cscMP doctoral dissertation award winners thesis.
Would you like to be recognized for your innovative ideas and collaborations? Participate in CSCMPs 2012 Supply Chain Innovation Award.
Who will successfully lead your company in the future? on tuesday, october 4, you will have the opportunity to meet the future supply chain leaders at cscMPs 2011 student recruitment day. every year, cscMP showcases the talents and abilities of our student members attending cscMPs annual Global conference. outstanding student members of cscMP will be participating in student recruitment day, and will be available to interview with your representatives. they are looking forward to meeting you and learning more about your company, and we know youll want to meet them. cscMPs 2011 student members represent many of the 105 cscMP global roundtables and academic institutions worldwide. youll have an opportunity to meet students face-to-face to discuss job and internship opportunities. youll have access to all student rsums that will showcase the experience and skills these remarkable students possess. Here is what one participating company said about his experience at last years event:
For information and guidelines on submission, visit cscmp.org/education/awards/ sc-innovation.asp or e-mail cscmpresearch@cscmp.org.
2nd annual supply chaIn Of the future

sunday, 10/2 Monday, 10/ tuesday, 10/4 6:00 pm to 8:00 pm 1:00 pm to 7:00 pm 9:0 am to 11:45 am and 12:45 pm to 4:0 pm
Get a Glimpse of the Future
cscMP and the distribution business Management association will present the second annual supply chain of the future at cscMPs annual Global conference 2011. this real-time, fully-integrated functional supply chain will take you into a world of automated innovation. it is a one-of-a-kind world-class educational exhibit that will offer you: a unique educational setting where you will have the opportunity to view and kick the tires of equipment, systems, and technologies that provide cutting edge solutions to a wide range of supply chain challenges an in-depth look at the parts that make up a world-class supply chain technical experts who will answer your most difficult questions special educational sessions seamlessly integrated into the cscMP education tracks only at cscMPs annual Global conference 2011 will you be able to experience the worlds largest and most innovative exhibit showcasing a leading-edge functional supply chain.
If you are interested in participating in the 2011 Supply Chain of the Future, contact Jack Thorn, project director, at +1 717.295.0033 or jthorn@dbm-assoc.com.
Talent was exceptional. The students were well prepared and very knowledgeable. One of the best job fairs I have attended.
senior Project Manager, sC Johnson
Dont miss the Supply Chain of the Future educational sessions! the supply chain of the future sessions will cover the best practices and future trends involved in the lifecycle of a product, from creation to consumption. it will feature the people, processes, and technologies that are vital through the life of an order. Powerful examples and engaging case studies will be presented that illustrate order capture and management, product design and development, sourcing and procurement, demand planning and inventory management, manufacturing and materials management, transportation, fulfillment, reverse logistics, and supply chain planning and execution.
If your company is interested in participating in Student Recruitment Day, please contact Sherrie Nauden, CSCMPs Roundtable Manager at snauden@cscmp.org or +1 630.645.3466 to secure your booth at this exciting event.
for the Most uP-to-date session inforMation, visit cscMPconference.orG and clicK on the ProGraM Menu tab.
ConfeRenCe highlights
wednesday mega sessIOns
all sessions below will be held on Wednesday, 10/5 8:00 am to 9:0 am
The Capacity Crisis

as quickly as the economy ripped freight out of the market, the recovering economy is returning it to the system through restocking, stimulus buying, and economic growth. however, as supply lines refill, carriers across all modes struggle to find drivers and know when to reinvest in their fleets, leaving shippers wary of the worst capacity shortage in history. you will gain an understanding of the causes, timing, and potential solutions to the impending capacity crisis by attending this session. you will also gain insights into how supply, demand, and public policy decisions translate into supply chain economics that affect transportation budgets
James H. Burnley IV (Moderator), Partner and former Secretary of
Young Professionals: Texting, Tweeting, and Friending the Next Wave of Supply Chain Innovation
every generation of supply chain leaders brings with them unique skills and experiences. todays young professionals, including those just entering the workforce, are no exception. they are extreme multi-taskers. they prefer to communicate via text, chat, and social media platforms instead of e-mail. they are always connected, thanks to mobile devices, multiple sources of information, and relationship networks. they are more aware and informed about the environment than their predecessors. and the list goes on. how are young professionals leveraging these unique skills, experiences, and social media tools to innovate supply chain processes and create business value? What can current executives learn from this next generation of leaders, and vice versa? do managers need to adjust their selection criteria when hiring or promoting prospective leaders, and how can young professionals best demonstrate their value to them? how are technology vendors aligning their solutions to meet the needs and expectations of this new generation of users? this session will explore these questions and others with a select panel of young professionals and other stakeholders presenting their perspectives on this topic, as well as real world examples of how young professionals are already driving supply chain innovation at their companies.
Adrian Gonzalez (Moderator), President, Adelante SCM
Transportation, Venable, LLP

David D. Congdon, President and Chief Executive Officer, Old Dominion
Freight Lines
Noel Perry, Managing Director and Senior Consultant, FTR Associates Bob Poole, Searle Freedom Trust Transportation Fellow and Director
of Transportation Policy, The Reason Foundation

Mark Whittaker, Vice President, PepsiCo Transportation
Commercial Vehicle Safety for the Long HaulImpacts and Benefits to the Freight Logistics Supply Chain
What do the us department of transportation (dot) federal Motor carrier safety administrations (fMcsas) plans for raising the bar for commercial motor vehicle (cMv) safety mean to professionals working upstream in the freight logistics supply chain, i.e., shippers, receivers, brokers, and freight forwarders? attendees will have the opportunity to learn more about these initiatives and how they can use the information to inform and improve their own impact on cMv safety in the supply chain.
Anne S. Ferro, Administrator, US DOT-FMCSA
Corporation
cscmps resOurce center

sunday, 10/2 Monday, 10/ tuesday, 10/4 Wednesday, 10/5 12:00 pm to 6:00 pm 7:00 am to 5:00 pm 7:00 am to 5:00 pm 7:00 am to 9:0 am
Talent Crisis in Supply Chain Management

supply chains have been expanding in scope, complexity, and importance; the pool of qualified people has not kept pace. this highlyinteractive session will feature experts in various dimensions of supply chain talent who will discuss the ramifications of the shortage and how to get, grow, and keep great people.
Timothy Stratman (Moderator), President, Stratman Partners Ty G. Bent, Senior Vice President Supply Chain Commercialization,
Your One-Stop Information Destination
GNG Sourcing and Contract Management, PepsiCo Jarrod Goentzel, Executive Director, Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) Stewart Lumsden, Consultant, Spencer Stuart Rebecca Lyons, Vice President Strategy and Supply Chain Services, Johnson & Johnson
this is the place where youll get all the information you need about cscMP. view our products and get details on the many services and programs we offer. learn more about cscMPs corporate membership program and how it will benefit your company. Were planning exciting surprises in the resource center each day, so it will be worth your while to stop by and learn more!
reGister by auGust 1 and save $150 us on reGular reGistration rates! visit cscMPconference.orG.
facIlIty tOurs
See page 29 for Facility Tour pricing and registration information.
NFI and Philadelphia Eagles Sustainability Tour

Monday, 10/ 7:00 am to 1:0 pm learn how nfi uses sustainability daily in its corporate environment. find out how the Philadelphia eagles stadium stays green. take a short bus ride to nfis nearby headquarters in cherry hill and enjoy coffee and pastries as you view the companys fit fleet initiatives up close and personal. Guided group tours of nfis sustainability warehouse facility and one of nfis fit fleet follow. continue your tour at the famous linc (lincoln financial field), home of the Philadelphia eagles, where you will learn about its Go Green program when you tour this world-class sustainable facility. the tour is capped off by a cheesesteak lunch at either Pats or Genos steaks.
iMPortant inforMation
you will need to register in advance for the facility tours to reserve your seat. seating will be limited, so please register early! if you have already registered for the conference, download and complete the facility tour registration form at cscmpconference.org. if you have not already registered for the conference, you may reserve your facility tour seats when you register online at cscmpconference.org or on the registration form on pages 29 and 0 of this brochure. some tours will require additional information such as date of birth, passport number, etc. cscMP will contact you individually to secure this information. Please note: tours are available on a first-come, first-served basis, upon receipt of payment. you must be a fully paid annual conference registrant prior to purchasing a facility tour ticket. you will receive a confirmation of your facility tour registration prior to the conference and will be able to pick up your tickets on site at the customer service booth. tour costs are not refundable after purchase. if a tour is sold out, you will not be charged or your money will be refunded. at the conference, open tour spots will be filled on a first-come, firstserved basis. check availability at the customer service booth. an individual may purchase no more than two tickets at one time and cscMP requires the names of the individual ticket holder at the time of purchase. a conference badge and official government id such as a passport or drivers license will be required at the time of boarding the bus for departure. avoid wearing skirts, high heels, and open-toed shoes on all tours.
Tour of the Port of Philadelphia

tuesday, 10/4 2:00 pm to :0 pm Gain an understanding of the delaware river Port complex, one of the united states top ten trade gateways. learn about new facilities, ocean services, and programs at the port. Get an on-dock tour and an insiders account of the delaware river Port complexone of the top ports in the united states. learn about its new facilities, steamship services, and programs that led to 17% growth in 2010. learn about this cost-efficient uncongested gateway to the us northeast.
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ConfeRenCe edUCAtionAl sessions

2011 track sessIOns and facIlIty tOurs reference guIde
Tracks
tracK 1: Plsthis tiMe it really IS different tracK 2: cold chain netWorKsthe GaPs and challenGes for food tracK : collaborative suPPly chain research in action tracK 4: current issues i tracK 5: current issues ii tracK 6: current research and surveys tracK 7: drivinG Profitable revenue GroWth tracK 8: drivinG successful suPPly chain transforMation throuGh innovation tracK 9: eMerGinG suPPly chain technoloGies tracK 10: fundaMentals of suPPly chain ManaGeMent tracK 11: inventory ManaGeMent tracK 12: leadershiP tracK 1: ManufacturinG tracK 14: Measures and Metrics: MaKinG a difference tracK 15: outsourcinG tracK 16: sales and oPerations PlanninG tracK 17: share GrouPs tracK 18: sharinG vision, sharinG Goals: collaboration in suPPly chain tracK 19: sPonsor Presentation series i tracKs 20: sPonsor Presentation series ii tracK 26: CSCMPS SUPPLY CHAIN QUARTERLY Presents tracK 27: sustainability tracK 28: the 2011 suPPly chain innovations of the year tracK 29: transPortationthe enGine of the suPPly chain tracK 0: WarehousinG facility tours
Track Chairs
Evan Schumacher, Open Mile, Inc. H. Donald Ratliff, Georgia Institute of Technology Tom Shepherd, Chiquita Express Brian Gibson, Auburn University E. Powell Robinson, Texas A&M University Anna Hummel, A. Duie Pyle Companies Gary Smith, New York City Housing Authority David Barnard, IBM Global Business Services Mark Geisler, Diversey, Inc. Ed Melching, Navistar Joseph Dagnese, Menlo Worldwide Logistics John Fitzgerald, GT Nexus Edward Frazelle, Logistics Resources International Richard Emerson, DSC Logistics Edmund Schuster, Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) Robert Collins, R.R. Donnelley Satyanarayana Cherukuri, Cherukuri & Associates Peter Alle, Kraft Foods, Inc. Mary Altman, Kraft Foods, Inc. Harry Li, Motorola Solutions, Inc./Nokia Siemens Networks Charles Wang, China Development Institute Paul Strzelec, Digital Tempus, Inc. Leslie Downey, RFID Revolution Richard P. Wilson, The J.M. Smucker Company
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Debbie Seyfried, Independent Rebecca Kennedy, Energizer James Cooke, Editor, CSCMPs Supply Chain Quarterly and
DC Velocity
Edgar Blanco, MIT Center for Transportation & Logistics (CTL) Ana Lucia Alonzo, Chiquita Brands International, Inc. Sue Oaks, A.T. Kearney (CSCMP RSC) Judith Whipple, Michigan State University (CSCMP RSC) Brad Berger, SupplyChainBrain Harry J. Haney, Kraft Foods, Inc. Michael Cole, Kraft Foods, Inc. Pamela Erb, Wegmans Food Markets Chris Stang, ICG Commerce
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educatIOnal tracks and sessIOns

Evan P. Armstrong, President, Armstrong
tracK 1: Plsthis tiMe it really IS different

Whats Really Going On? A Conversation with 3PL Buyers, Sellers, and Analysts (1-1)
Monday, 10/ 10:00 am to 11:0 am learn what Pl leaders think about the current marketplace. Gain insights into strategies top Pl experts believe are needed to succeed in the coming 12 to 24 months.
Evan Schumacher (Moderator), Chief
& Associates, Inc.
Transportation and Cold Chain Degrees of Difference (2-3)

Monday, 10/ 4:0 pm to 5:0 pm Gain a better understanding of how leading companies are engaged in cold chain management. learn the impact on product quality through efficient cold chain networks.
Richard Y. Burden, Director of Transportation
3PL State of the Market Town Hall Conversation with Industry Leaders (1-6)
tuesday, 10/4 :00 pm to 4:0 pm lean about the realities of the current Pl market from the shippers and carriers perspectives.
Steven Y. Gold, Managing Director,
and Logistics, Naturipe Farms, LLC

Jeff Leshuk, GM Professional Services,
Alvarez and Marsal
Sensitech Inc.
Frank P. Morgiewicz, Vice President and
Executive Officer, Open Mile, Inc.

John G. Larkin, Managing Director,
Stifel Nicolaus
Matthew E. Menner, Senior Vice
tracK 2: cold chain netWorKs: the GaPs and challenGes for food
Integrating the Cold Chain (2-1)
Monday, 10/ 10:00 am to 11:0 am Gain an understanding of cold chain integration challenges. learn what the approaches are to integrating cold chains.
H. Donald Ratliff, Research Director Integrated Food Chain Center, Georgia Institute of Technology
General Manager of Logistics, ArrowStream
Managing the Cold Chain (2-4)

tuesday, 10/4 10:00 am to 11:0 am learn how different areas of the organization impact the cold chain. Gain an understanding of why companies value high-performing cold chains.
Gillian D. Kelleher, Vice President of Food
President, Transplace
3PL Pricing Trends and Practices (1-3)

Monday, 10/ 4:0 pm to 5:0 pm Gain insight into pricing trends in the Pl industry.
Chris G. Caplice, Executive Director, MIT Center for Transportation & Logistics (CTL)
Safety and Quality Assurance, Wegmans Food Markets, Inc.
Supply Chain of the Future Session:
Sustainable Business (1-4)

tuesday, 10/4
10:00 am to 11:0 am
A More Appealing Transit Option for BananasA Case Study (2-2)

Monday, 10/ 1:0 pm to 2:0 pm Gain a better understanding of cold chain complexities. discover the benefits of collaborative problem solving.
Mark G. Fragnito, Electronics Product
tracK : collaborative suPPly chain research in action

Supply Chain Risk Research (3-1)
Monday, 10/ 10:00 am to 11:0 am Gain insight into the impact of independent risk events and their interrelationships. understand the effects that disruptions have on b2b relationships in the supply chain.
Fazleena Badurdeen, Associate Professor of
learn about key methods of how to calculate emissions, and identify reduction potentials and application cases.
Andrea D. Schoen, Environment and Green
Logistics Manager, Schnenker AG
Winning Freight Brokerage and Domestic Transportation Manage- ment Models (1-5)
Monday, 10/ 1:0 pm to 2:0 pm explore the evolving role of transportation brokers and managers in the Pl industry. learn about the different business models of leading transportation brokers and managers, and how they drive value for their customers.
Manager, Carrier Transicold

Richard F. MacLeod, Vice President,
North America Division, Transfresh Corporation

Carl Swartz, Corporate Transportation
Mechanical Engineering, University of Kentucky

Thomas J. Goldsby, Professor of Logistics, The Ohio State University Peter R. Goulding, Executive Director Global
ManagerPerishables, The Kroger Co.

Mat Tallant, Vice President, Strategic
Logistics, Este Lauder Companies, Inc.

John R. Macdonald, Assistant Professor of
Partnerships, KLLM Transport Services
Supply Chain Management, Michigan State University

Todd J. Rockstroh, Consulting Engineer,
Nonconventional Machining, GE Aviation
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educatIOnal tracks and sessIOns, cOntInued
Corporate-Sponsored University Research: Collaborating to CoCreate Value (3-3)
Monday, 10/ 4:0 pm to 5:0 pm learn why suppliers who want to be strategic need to work in cross-functional teams with their customers. learn about the benefits of corporatesponsored university research.
Matias G. Enz, Lecturer in Logistics and Supply Chain Management, Cranfield University Richard D. Hall, Executive Vice President, Antony C. Claringbould, Head of Manufacturing Development, British American Tobacco Roy N. Clayton, Managing Director,
Keyfort Ltd.
Matias G. Enz, Lecturer in Logistics and Supply Chain Management, Cranfield University Janet Godsell, Senior Lecturer, Cranfield
The Age of Cheap Oil Is Over: Is Your Supply Chain Obsolete? (4-2)
Monday, 10/ 1:0 pm to 2:0 pm find out why the age of cheap oil is over. learn what it means to your supply chain.
Chuck L. Taylor, Principal, Awake! Consulting
University
David A. Menachof, Peter Thompson
Chair in Port Logistics, University of Hull

Vincent Rice, KTPMake Project Manager,
British American Tobacco
Supply Chain, Engineering and Sustainability, Bob Evans Farms, Inc.

Douglas M. Lambert, Mason Chaired
Collaborative Transportation Research (3-6)

tuesday, 10/4 :00 pm to 4:0 pm learn about the impact of product volatility on transportation practices. understand the use of needs-based segmentation in less-than-truckload (ltl) transportation.
Jack B. Crumbly, Assistant Professor,
CSCMPs 22nd Annual State of Logistics Report , Presented by Penske Logistics (4-4)
tuesday, 10/4 10:00 am to 11:0 am find out what 2010 trends will impact the rest of 2011 and 2012. hear how industry is being affected and how companies are reacting.
Adrian Gonzalez (Moderator), President,
Professor, The Ohio State University
Collaborative Supply Chain Best- Practices Research (3-4)

tuesday, 10/4 10:00 am to 11:0 am understand the unique characteristics that distinguish best-in-class retail supply chain organizations. learn about the current state of environmental practices and technologies in transportation.
C. Clifford Defee, Assistant Professor,
Adelante SCM Corporation

Joseph K. Gallick, Senior Vice President,
Tuskegee University
Kenny Rocker, Assistant Vice President,
Sales, Penske Logistics

John P. Lanigan, Executive Vice President and Chief Marketing Officer, BNSF Railway Thomas W. Speh, Senior Director of MBA
Union Pacific Railroad

Emmanuel J. Washington, Student,
Tuskegee University
Zachary Williams, Assistant Professor,
Auburn University
Lisa M. Ellram, Rees Distinguished Professor
Programs, Miami University

Rosalyn Wilson, Senior Business Analyst,
Central Michigan University
of Distribution Management, Miami University

Susan L. Golicic, Associate Professor,
Delcan, Inc.
Colorado State University

Bruce M. Stockton, President, Stockton
tracK 4: current issues i

A New Supply Chain Paradigm Measuring, Optimizing, and Monitoring Profitability (4-1)
Monday, 10/ 10:00 am to 11:0 am Gain insight into how two companies adopted a new supply chain paradigm. understand the significant advantages of a new paradigm for your operation.
James H. Hardy, Senior Vice President,
Solutions
Logistics without BordersManaging the Complexities of US and Mexico Trade (4-5)

tuesday, 10/4 1:00 pm to 2:0 pm Gain a better understanding of the challenges of nafta trade. learn how companies are addressing these challenges through innovations, supply chain solutions, and key considerations.
Gary R. Allen, Vice President, Product Development and Innovation, Exel Scott S. Spyker, Owner, Scott Sheldon
Knowledge Transfer Partnerships in Supply Chain Management (3-5)

tuesday, 10/4 1:00 pm to 2:0 pm Gain a better understanding of the role of saas in supply chain visibility and control. learn how british american tobacco is changing its supply chain strategy to lean and agile concepts.
Shehzad Ahmed, Logistics Innovation
Operations, Hospira, Inc.

B. Lewis Hornsby III, Vice President, Global
Logistics/Fulfillment, Easton Bell Sports

Richard H. Sharpe, Chief Executive
LLC
Specialist (KTP Associate), Keyfort Ltd.
Officer, Competitive Insights LLC
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tracK 5: current issues ii

Strategic Transportation ProcurementThe Secret Sauce (5-1)
Monday, 10/ 10:00 am to 11:0 am learn how to collaborate successfully on truckload procurement. Gain awareness about interpreting carrier needs and minimizing endless negotiation.
Chris G. Caplice, Executive Director, MIT
Dale S. Rogers, Professor, Logistics and Supply Chain Management, Rutgers University Herb Shear, Chairman, GENCO
C. John Langley, Jr. (Moderator), Clinical Professor of Supply Chain Management, The Pennsylvania State University Neil Collins, Managing Partner, Heidrick
The Fire Next Time: Managing Continuous Risk in the Supply Chain (5-5)
tuesday, 10/4 1:00 pm to 2:0 pm learn how leading companies are managing supply chain risk and volatility. Gain insight into how new approaches to risk management are reshaping supply chain management.
Richard M. Douglass, Industry Executive,
& Struggles
Theo Leuthardt, Global Head of Supply
Chain Management, Panalpina

Dennis Wereldsma, Global Transpor-
tation Sector Lead, Capgemini
Third Party LogisticsThe Experts View (6-2)

Monday, 10/ 1:0 pm to 2:0 pm hear the latest information on market trends, financial results, and innovation.
Evan P. Armstrong, President, Armstrong
Center for Transportation & Logistics (CTL)

Michael Copp, Chief Executive Officer,
Manufacturing, IBM
Brian D. Hancock, President of US
Carrier Logistics LLC

Kevin McCarthy, Director, Consulting
Operations, The Martin-Brower Company

Lisa H. Harrington, Senior Fellow, Supply Chain Management Center, Robert H. Smith School of Business, University of Maryland
Services, C.H. Robinson Worldwide, Inc.

Stephanie Williams, National Transpor-
& Associates, Inc.

Richard D. Armstrong, Chairman, Armstrong & Associates, Inc.
tation Manager, Nestl/Dreyers Ice Cream
Organizing Global Supply Chains for Success (5-3)

Monday, 10/ 4:0 pm to 5:0 pm Gain insights into existing and emerging organizational designs that enable firms to best manage their global supply chains. understand how organizational designs can be used to meet various strategic outcomes as well as provide competitive advantage.
Joseph Roh, Assistant Professor, Texas
Smart X-SCM Tools: Keys to a More Risk-Tolerant Supply Chain (5-6)

tuesday, 10/4 :00 pm to 4:0 pm learn how leading companies use smart technology tools to de-risk their supply chains. Gain insight into the benefits of using smart tools for inventory and transportation management risk reduction.
Richard M. Douglass, Industry Executive,
Logistics Costs and Service 2011 (6-3)

Monday, 10/ 4:0 pm to 5:0 pm learn about logistics cost levels and trends in logistics costs and service performance. explore how to obtain cost benchmarks for your companys logistics cost and service performance.
Jason R. Pankowski, Senior Management
Consultant, Establish, Inc.
Manufacturing, IBM
Christian University
Morgan Swink, Professor, Texas Christian
2011 Women in Logistics and Supply Chain Management: Peer Coaching to Work/Life/Study Balance (6-4)
tuesday, 10/4 10:00 am to 11:0 am learn the results of the 2011 survey. consider work/life/study balance issues. hear about and contribute to the dialogue on managing the tradeoffs and how peer coaching might help improve the balance.
Martha C. Cooper, Professor, The Ohio
University
Virpi Turkulainen, Senior Lecturer,
tracK 6: current research and surveys

2012 16th Annual Third Party Logistics Study (6-1)
Monday, 10/ 10:00 am to 11:0 am Gain an understanding of the views of Pl customers and providers on the use of Pl services in major geographies. Gain insight into key issues in emerging markets, high-tech industry, and talent management.
Aalto University
Judith Whipple, Associate Professor,
Michigan State University
Product Lifecycle Logistics ManagementSupporting the Mission (5-4)

tuesday, 10/4 10:00 am to 11:0 am understand the product lifecycle logistics management concept. learn how different stages of the lifecycle require various supply chain strategies and tactics.
State University
Deborah C. Hurst, Associate Dean, Faculty of Business, Athabasca University Nada R. Sanders, Professor and Iacocca
Chair, Lehigh University

Kate L. Vitasek, Founder and Owner,
Supply Chain Visions, Inc.
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North American, European, and AsiaPacific Markets for 3PL Services (6-5)
tuesday, 10/4 1:00 pm to 2:0 pm Gain a clear understanding of the dynamics driving change in the global Pl industry. learn about the regional similarities and differences in the industry as identified by large Pl ceos.
Robert C. Lieb, Professor of Supply Chain
Segmenting Your Supply Chain to Enable Innovation and Profitability (7-2)

Monday, 10/ 1:0 pm to 2:0 pm discover how you can maximize profitability by balancing efficiency, agility, and responsiveness. learn how you can use customer value to identify tradeoffs in balancing cost and service.
Matt Davis, Principal Research Analyst,
Supply Chain Managers Driving Growth and Innovation through Collaboration (7-6)
tuesday, 10/4 :00 pm to 4:0 pm discover how supply chain managers and service providers work together to drive collaboration and innovation. learn about the benefits of working as a team to drive value chain improvements and revenue growth.
Roger Brewer, Vice President, Global Supply Chain, Ansell Limited Andy Gillespie, Global Director, Transportation, Ansell Limited Skip Wendel, Global Vice President Consumer and Retail, UTi Worldwide, Inc.
Management, Northeastern University

Joseph K. Gallick, Senior Vice President,
Gartner
Sales, Penske Logistics
20th Annual Study of Trends and Issues in Logistics and Transportation (6-6)
tuesday, 10/4 :00 pm to 4:0 pm review recent trends and issues in logistics and transportation. learn from case studies about how firms are addressing these issues today.
Michael A. Levans (Moderator), Supply Chain Group Editorial Director, Peerless Media Mary C. Holcomb, Associate Professor,
How Vested Outsourcing Can Drive Profitable Revenue Growth (7-3)

Monday, 10/ 4:0 pm to 5:0 pm explore the concepts and the five rules from vested outsourcing that will drive profitable growth.
Kate L. Vitasek, Founder and Owner, Supply Chain Visions, Inc.
tracK 8: drivinG successful suPPly chain transforMation throuGh innovation

Lean Supply Chain: Going Beyond the Warehouse (8-1)
Monday, 10/ 10:00 am to 11:0 am Gain insight into how lean practices can be further extended into related manufacturing logistics processes to improve efficiencies. learn how to design, implement, and measure lean-based transformation projects to achieve continuous improvement goals.
James Adkins, Vice President, Logistics,
Reaping Revenue Benefits (7-4)

tuesday, 10/4 10:00 am to 11:0 am Gain a better understanding of what variables must be managed when planning and executing a major transformation.
Charles Armstrong, Vice President, Supply Chain/Distribution, The Home Depot
The University of Tennessee

Karl B. Manrodt, Professor, Georgia
Southern University
Thomas Nightingale, Chief Marketing
Officer, Con-way, Inc.

Tony J. Ross, Senior Manager, Ernst
& Young LLP
tracK 7: drivinG Profitable revenue GroWth

Gaining a Customer Mindset (7-1)
Monday, 10/ 10:00 am to 11:0 am Gain an extended view of your challenges and opportunities. develop a broader perspective to realize new potential.
Mahender Singh, Research Director,
Gaining Revenue Credits for a Supply Chain Business Case (7-5)

tuesday, 10/4 1:00 pm to 2:0 pm Walk away with case examples of revenue opportunities found and justified in supply chain projects. learn trends in how supply chain business cases are presented. hear experiences with this issue from fellow participants.
Mark Satov, Founder, Satov Consultants,
Bobcat Company
Permella M. Campbell, Manager,
Supply Chain Engineering, Navistar, Inc.

Zachary P. Elliott, Lean Material Flow
Manager, Menlo Worldwide Logistics

Jeffrey A. Rivera, Supply Chain Services
Director, 4PL, Menlo Worldwide Logistics

Matthew T. Sagaser, Director of Material and Planning, Bobcat Company
Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)
Inc.
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Supporting US Warfighters with Advanced Logistics Practices (8-2)

Monday, 10/ 1:0 pm to 2:0 pm Gain an understanding of best practices and transformative strategies to elevate the performance of complex transportation networks. Gain insight into effective planning and deployment of process change in large, multi-constituent logistics operations.
Alan Estevez, Principal Deputy Assistant
Supply Chain CollaborationLeave Your Ego at the Door (8-5)

tuesday, 10/4 1:00 pm to 2:0 pm Gain insight into an effective model for driving change and continuous improvement in logistics operations. Gain a better understanding of the dynamics of strategic collaboration, and how to instill a culture of continuous improvement.
Frank A. Natoli, Jr., Vice President and
New Models for Supply Chain Collaboration: What Can We Learn from Facebook and Wikipedia? (9-2)
Monday, 10/ 1:0 pm to 2:0 pm Gain an understanding of how social media has impacted supply chain management. discover the potential for your business of creating facebook-like partnerships and Wikipedia-like knowledge sharing.
Corey Jones, General Operations Manager
Secretary of Defense for Logistics and Materiel Readiness, US Department of Defense
Chief Technology Officer, Diebold, Inc. Supply Chain of the Future Session:
International and Network Operations, Williams Sonoma, Inc.

Michael Murphy, Associate Director Global
How ASICS Got Its Global Supply Chain in Shape and Aligned With Its Vision (8-3)
Monday, 10/ 4:0 pm to 5:0 pm learn how a supply chain network redesign can create alignment with your vendors. find out how a footwear manufacturer drives continuous improvement.
Gary Jordan, Senior Vice President, ASICS Chris T. Slover, Senior Account Executive,
Supply Chain Design: Best Practices for Designing a Competitive Supply Chain (8-6)
tuesday, 10/4 :00 pm to 4:0 pm learn the best practices that companies are implementing for supply chain design. Walk away with an understanding of the most common analytical techniques, and when to use them.
Toby Brzoznowski, Executive Vice
Logistics Procurement, Kraft Foods Global, Inc.

Siva Narayanan, Manager Maritime and Warehousing, WW CPM-Logistics, Rhodia, Inc.
Understanding the Transformational Value of Visibility across the Global Supply Chain (9-3)
Monday, 10/ 4:0 pm to 5:0 pm learn how real-time visibility contributes to the transformation of a global supply chain. discover how a cohesive global transport strategy can be put into action.
James Cafone, Vice President, Supply Chain
President, LLamasoft
Fortna, Inc.
Those Pesky RegulationsIgnore the Process at Your Peril (8-4)

tuesday, 10/4 10:00 am to 11:0 am Gain insight into key regulatory and policy trends and initiatives affecting transportation and logistics globally. learn how to prepare and guide your organization through regulatory change.
Joel D. Anderson, President and Chief
tracK 9: eMerGinG suPPly chain technoloGies

A Positive Disruption: Understanding the Impact of Cloud Technology in Supply Chain (9-1)
Monday, 10/ 10:00 am to 11:0 am learn what cloud technology is and why it is ideal for the intercompany world of supply chain management. explore how other companies have applied cloud supply chain to their operations.
Simon Ellis, Practice Director, Global Supply
Network Services, Pfizer

Jeffrey Jagiella, Director, Global Transport
and Logistics Services, Pfizer
Breaking Down the Four Walls: How Network Platforms Extend Software across Supply Chain Partner Communities (9-4)
tuesday, 10/4 10:00 am to 11:0 am how network platforms connect and enable entire supply chain partner communities. how existing software systems can be extended with modern, web-based network platforms.
Brian Walker, Executive Director, Worldwide
Executive Officer, International Warehouse Logistics Association (IWLA)

Harry J. Haney, Associate Director,
Transportation Planning, Kraft Foods, Inc.

David L. Miller, Founder, Vice President,
and Chief Operating Officer, Gnosis Management Group LLC

Charles R. Mullett, Vice President, Govern-
Chain Strategies, IDC Manufacturing Insights

Greg Johnsen, Executive Vice President,
ment Relations and Public Affairs, Con-way, Inc.

Adam Salerno, Senior Manager, National
Co-Founder, GT Nexus
Nari Viswanathan, Vice President/
Automotive Industry, Hewlett-Packard
Security and Emergency Preparedness, US Chamber of Commerce
Principal Analyst, Supply Chain Management, Aberdeen Group
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SaaS Technology for Supplier CollaborationHow a European Fashion/ Apparel Leader Drove Measurable Improvements to Operational and Financial Performance (9-5)
tuesday, 10/4 1:00 pm to 2:0 pm learn how single platform visibility facilitates supplier collaboration. learn about targeted metrics you can achieve with an saas solution.
Carsten Schmelting, Director Supply Chain
learn how to globally expand a supply chain while enhancing service and financial performance.
Sean Garrett, Plant Manager, Hamilton
learn how and when to implement bar coding and rfid.

Mary Wong, Director, GS1
Sundstrand
Inventory and Sourcing Fundamentals (10-3)

Monday, 10/ 4:0 pm to 5:0 pm explore how to reduce inventory and increase service simultaneously. learn how to reduce inventory levels, increase fill rates, and maximize financial performance.
Lou Arace, Managing Director, The RightChain Institute
tracK 11: inventory ManaGeMent

Missing Link between Supply Chain Management and Sales (11-1)
Monday, 10/ 10:00 am to 11:0 am learn how to measure inventory productivity in a practical way.
Jonathan Byrnes, Senior Lecturer, Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)
Management, TOM TAILOR Holding AG
Integrated Operations: Combining the Physical and Financial Supply Chains (9-6)
tuesday, 10/4 :00 pm to 4:0 pm understand the benefits of moving suppliers off of letter-of-credit financing. learn how cloud-based information platforms drive innovation in the order-to-cash process.
Bob Masich, National Operations Manager,
Logistics Outsourcing Fundamentals (10-4)

tuesday, 10/4 10:00 am to 11:0 am learn how to develop an outsourcing strategy for supply chain success. Gain perspectives on identifying appropriate activities, processes, and providers for outsourcing logistics services.
C. John Langley, Jr., Clinical Professor of Supply Chain Management, The Pennsylvania State University
Inventory Control Methods for HighDemand Variability (11-2)

Monday, 10/ 1:0 pm to 2:0 pm learn how to deal with the extremes of demand patterns. explore the shortcomings of many commercial software packages that concentrate on planning inventory.
Tovey Bachman, Senior Consultant, LMI
International Sourcing, Sears Canada
tracK 10: fundaMentals of suPPly chain ManaGeMent

How to Make the Ten Decisions that Drive Supply Chains (10-1)
Monday, 10/ 10:00 am to 11:0 am learn how to develop a comprehensive supply chain strategy. evaluate how to balance costs and service.
Edward Frazelle, President and Chief Executive Officer, Logistics Resources International
Reducing Cost and Complexity in IT Asset Management (11-3)

Monday, 10/ 4:0 pm to 5:0 pm Gain an understanding of the importance of data on data center assets. learn the standards for using rfid.
Diana Hage, President and Chief Executive Officer, RFID Global Solution, Inc. Sue Hutchinson, Director, Portfolio
Supply Chain Fundamentals in Action at Coca-Cola (10-5)

tuesday, 10/4 1:00 pm to 2:0 pm learn how to balance service performance, inventory management, and financial return. discover how to successfully evaluate supply chain planning and execution processes.
Dave Hopkins, Vice President, Logistics,
Strategy, GS1 US Supply Chain of the Future Session:
Supply Chain Fundamentals in Action at Hamilton Sundstrand (10-2)

Monday, 10/ 1:0 pm to 2:0 pm discover how to implement a comprehensive global supply chain strategy.
Coca-Cola
Achieving Collaboration and Visibility through 3PL Provider Integration (11-4)

tuesday, 10/4 10:00 am to 11:0 am learn how an integrated platform for supply chain activities increases visibility post production. learn about managing supplier risk caused by delays in shipment scheduling.
Supply Chain Visibility Fundamentals (10-6)

tuesday, 10/4 :00 pm to 4:0 pm learn how to plan, implement, justify, and monitor a supply chain visibility program.
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Joseph Fantasia, Director, DeLoitte Consulting Thomas Ng, Chief Executive Officer, ecVision
The Big Step: Supply Chain Management to Corporate Leader (12-2)

Monday, 10/ 1:0 pm to 2:0 pm learn what it takes to move from supply chain function to enterprise leader.
Brian D. Hancock, President of US
Demand and Supply Chain Planning at Welchs (11-5)

tuesday, 10/4 1:00 pm to 2:0 pm Walk away with an appreciation of the demand management process and its impact on inventory levels. Gain an understanding of the link between planning and customer service.
Donald (Dee) Biggs, Director of Customer
2011 Young Professionals Panel Discussion (12-6)

tuesday, 10/4 :00 pm to 4:0 pm learn key attributes required for a successful career in supply chain management (scM) as viewed by a panel of industry experts. Gain insight into scM career opportunities for young professionals.
Timothy Stratman, President, Stratman
Operations, The Martin-Brower Company
Building Relationships (12-3)

Monday, 10/ 4:0 pm to 5:0 pm learn tools to create and maintain relationships throughout your career. learn the gain and take in good relationships.
Kerry Byrne, Executive Vice President,
Logistics, Welch Foods, Inc.

Sean OSullivan, DirectorSupply
Chain Planning, Welch Foods, Inc.
Partners Executive Coaching
Learning the Logistics behind Store Remodels and Resets (11-6)

tuesday, 10/4 :00 pm to 4:0 pm understand the complexity of store resets and a unique approach to management. Gain an appreciation for the need for intensive logistics management for new product introductions.
Jeff Hiott, Director of Operations, UTi Allan Strouse, Director Logistics, The
Total Quality Logistics
tracK 1: ManufacturinG

Enterprise-Wide Lean Success (13-1)
Monday, 10/ 10:00 am to 11:0 am Gain an appreciation of a systems approach for continuous improvement. explore several lean techniques that any organization can apply.
Alan Gross, Vice President of Operations, Currier Plastics, Inc.
Leadership Survival Skills (12-4)

tuesday, 10/4 10:00 am to 11:0 am learn how to use scenario planning to prepare for the future. learn how to be nimble and adaptable in demanding situations.
Michael Regan, Chief Executive Officer
Home Depot
Gregory Younghans, Vice President, Operations, UTi Integrated Logistics
and Chairman of the Board, TranzAct Technologies, Inc.
The Leadership Imperative (12-5)

tuesday, 10/4 1:00 pm to 2:0 pm learn the fundamentals of supply chain leadership. learn how leadership affects your career and your companys success.
Charles Armstrong, Vice President,
Getting Serious About Lean (13-2)

Monday, 10/ 1:0 pm to 2:0 pm Gain an understanding of key issues facing organizations on the lean journey.
Anthony C. Iaraia, Vice President
tracK 12: leadershiP

Leadership of Military Supply Chain Matters (12-1)
Monday, 10/ 10:00 am to 11:0 am discover whats required to provide and coordinate proactive and predictive logistics support to us warfighters. how the us naval supply systems command (navsuP) is creating an increasingly agile global logistics support enterprise responsive to a full range of military operations.
Mark Heinrich, Commander, Fleet and
Operations, Aerco International
Supply Chain/Distribution, The Home Depot

Robert Collins, Vice President, Global
Building an Effective Supply Chain Team (13-3)

Monday, 10/ 4:0 pm to 5:0 pm learn a holistic lean approach to developing and improving your supply chain. Walk away with confidence in the ability to transform your supply chain.
E.J. Lydon, Principal, Prosit Business
Strategic Sourcing, R.R. Donnelley

Rebecca Lyons, Vice President, Strategy
and Supply Chain Services, Johnson & Johnson

Timothy Stratman, President, Stratman
Partners Executive Coaching
Industrial Supply Centers
Consulting, LLC
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Does Going Lean Make a Good Company Great? (13-4)
tuesday, 10/4 10:00 am to 11:0 am discover how lean manufacturing affects company performance. learn why adopting lean principles is a smart business decision.
Kenneth McGuire, President, Manage-
Gain insight into successfully imbedding performance management into core business processes.
Brad Householder, Director, PRTM
Mark Whittaker, Vice President Transportation, PepsiCo Colleen Wickering, Director, Supply
Chain Strategy and Services, Meijer
Management Consultants
Rich Miskewicz, Vice President, PRTM
Management Consultants
Scott Saunders, Senior Vice President, HAVI Global Solutions
Case Studies in the Application of Process Performance Measures and Controls (14-5)
tuesday, 10/4 1:00 pm to 2:0 pm learn specific examples of lean and six sigma application to supply chain improvement. Walk away with replication opportunities to drive breakthrough supply chain transformation.
Aimee Cowher, Chief Executive
ment Excellence Action Coalition (MEAC)
Lean/Kaizen throughout the Supply Chain (13-5)

tuesday, 10/4 1:00 pm to 2:0 pm learn best practices to improve your suppliers, plants, sales, and customers. Walk away with new lean tools and examples in visual management, standard work, and many more.
Mark Preston, Director of Acuity Business
In Search ofThe Perfect Order (14-2)

Monday, 10/ 1:0 pm to 2:0 pm Gain an understanding of the service practices of industry leaders. hear P&G learnings as a leader in the industry.
Anne Lillo, Chief Security Officer, Team
Officer, Global Productivity Solutions

Alex Figueroa, Managing Partner,
Operations Leader, SAMBC Process Owner, Procter & Gamble (P&G)

Dale S. Rogers, Professor, Logistics and
Global Productivity Solutions

Charles Jacobs, Senior Manager, Process Improvement, APL Logistics
System (ABS), Acuity Brands Lighting
Supply Chain Management, Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey
Seeing the Whole: Assessing and Redesigning the Supply Chain through Value Stream Mapping (13-6)
tuesday, 10/4 :00 pm to 4:0 pm learn how value stream mapping (vsM) can be used to assess the performance of your supply chain. learn how lean can be used to improve the performance of your supply chain.
Drew Locher, Principal, Change
Making the Invisible Supply Chain Visible, End-to-End (14-3)

Monday, 10/ 4:0 pm to 5:0 pm Gain a better understanding of the challenges, opportunities, and recent advances in the pursuit of end-to-end visibility. learn how these advances may benefit your company, and how to measure their success.
Mike Ledyard, Partner, Supply Chain
Technology Advances in Measures and Metrics Powering Up Supply Chain Capability (14-6)
tuesday, 10/4 :00 pm to 4:0 pm learn about specific supply chains that capitalize on the use of technology advances. take away examples of supply chain performance improvement from success stories.
Robert F. Byrne, Chief Executive Officer, Terra Technology Greg Schroeder, Senior Manager
Management Associates
Visions, Inc.
tracK 14: Measures and Metrics: MaKinG a difference

Using Benchmarking to Strategically Focus and Align Supply Chain Execution (14-1)
Monday, 10/ 10:00 am to 11:0 am learn how to link supply chain goals and metrics to your business strategy.
Joseph McKinney, Vice President,
System Planning Corporation
Supply Chain COE, Kimberly-Clark
Innovative Performance Measures and Benchmarking Panel Discussion (14-4)

tuesday, 10/4 10:00 am to 11:0 am learn innovative measurement practices and beneficial benchmarking techniques.
Gary Girotti, Vice President, Transporta-
tracK 15: outsourcinG

Outsourcing to Produce Global Integrated Supply Chain Efficiencies (15-1)
Monday, 10/ 10:00 am to 11:0 am learn about innovations that are imperative for integrated global supply chains.
tion Practice, Chainalytics

Robert Lim, Vice President, Del Monte
Foods
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learn how to drive efficiencies and create value through the use of outsourcing.
Matt Ryan, President, CEVA Logistics
Walk away with information on industries and sectors with promising logistics opportunities in china.
Shao-ju Lee, Visiting Professor/Professor
Chad Whyte, Director, Logistics Operations North America, Reckitt Benckiser
Addressing the Talent Gap (16-4)

tuesday, 10/4 10:00 am to 11:0 am Gain an understanding of how talent plays a critical role in creating a seamless business plan.
Jason Reiman, Vice President, Global
Strategies for Managing Logistics Cost and Risks When Outsourcing (15-3)
Monday, 10/ 4:0 pm to 5:0 pm Gain an understanding of the logistics costs and risks when outsourcing. develop a practical framework for how to better manage your extended supply chain.
Robert Choy, Vice President, Business
Emeritus, Nankai University China/California State University, Northridge

Ping Shu, Associate Professor, Nankai
University China
tracK 16: sales and oPerations PlanninG

Back to BasicsIntegrated Business Planning Fundamentals (16-1)
Monday, 10/ 10:00 am to 11:0 am Gain an understanding of the fundamental steps for implementing sales and operations planning (s&oP). learn how duPonts strategy enabled an effective and efficient decision-making process.
Filip Buytaert, Demand and Business
Customer Service, Planning and Logistics, The Hershey Company

Mark Yingling, Senior Manager, Integrated Business Management, The Hershey Company
Development-APAC, UTi
Global Supply Chain Network Design (15-4)

tuesday, 10/4 10:00 am to 11:0 am understand challenges in applying supply chain network design in asia. learn how to successfully conduct global logistics network design.
Olegario Jun Villoria, Jr., Vice President,
Global Sales and Operations PlanningIntegrating Emerging Markets (16-5)

tuesday, 10/4 1:00 pm to 2:0 pm learn how to balance an expanding portfolio of established and emerging markets. Gain insight into recruiting and establishing planning proficiencies globally.
James Pleiman, Vice President, Supply
Development Manager, DPC EMEA, DuPont
Supply Chain Solutions, Li & Fung Logistics
China and Vietnam: Global Innovation Center and Emerging Offshoring Alternative (15-5)
tuesday, 10/4 1:00 pm to 2:0 pm learn about chinas aspiration to be an innovation hub for the global supply chain. Gain insights into vietnam outsourcing rising in the shadow of china.
Joseph Hsu, Chairman, China Outsource
Managing Complexity with Portfolio Capabilities (16-2)

Monday, 10/ 1:0 pm to 2:0 pm Walk away with a review of traditional portfolio analysis as well as new techniques. learn how to manage variability through segmented portfolio and planning strategies.
Paul Strzelec, Chief Executive Officer, Digital Tempus, Inc.
Chain-Merck Consumer Care, Merck and Company, Inc.
Aligning Business and IT Strategy Enterprise and Cloud Technology (16-6)

tuesday, 10/4 :00 pm to 4:0 pm learn about the gap in sales and operations planning (s&oP) capabilities after several decades of investment in enterprise technologies. Gain an understanding of the relevance of emerging cloud technologies in support of s&oP.
Jerry Wolfe, Chief Information Officer and
World
Mark Millar, Managing Director, M Power Associates
Benchmarking Performance and Driving Continuous Improvement (16-3)

Monday, 10/ 4:0 pm to 5:0 pm Gain an understanding of the different benchmarking techniques that drive improved performance. learn the key metrics that support continuous improvements and relate to financial goals.
Prospects in and Issues on Contemporary Logistics in China (15-6)

tuesday, 10/4 :00 pm to 4:0 pm Gain knowledge of chinas rapidly emerging logistics industry and expanding infrastructure.
Vice President, Supply Chain Strategy, McCormick & Company, Inc.
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Closing Your Knowledge GapSupply Chain Visibility (17-5)
tuesday, 10/4 1:00 pm to 2:0 pm learn about the tools that are available to manage your cargo flows and minimize disruptions. discuss how others are using new technologies to eliminate shipment losses.
Joe McKinney, Vice President, Business
tracK 17: share GrouPs

Innovative Supply Chains (17-1)
Monday, 10/ 10:00 am to 11:0 am learn about the barriers that prevent your company from becoming customer centric. discover how to optimize your supply chain to benefit your customers.
Tom Christie, Supply Chain Director, The Dow Chemical Company Rick Trager, Supply Chain Director, The Dow Chemical Company
Improving Supply Chains through Industry Collaboration and Standards (18-2)

Monday, 10/ 1:0 pm to 2:0 pm learn how collaboration has led to process improvement in several industries. hear real-use case examples from industry stakeholders.
Elizabeth Gay Whitney, Senior Vice President, Industry Engagement, GS1 US
Development, System Planning Corporation
Corporate/Academic Collaboration: Key to Supply Chain Management Talent Development (17-6)

tuesday, 10/4 :00 pm to 4:0 pm Gain an understanding of the knowledge and skills your new talent must possess in order to be effective team members. discover if experiential learning with major supply chain management concepts is the best approach to use in developing your talent.
Michael Hasler, McCombs School of
The Power of LoveBetter Yet, Effective Supply Chain Collab- oration (18-3)
Monday, 10/ 4:0 pm to 5:0 pm learn how cross-functional teams can use their collective iQ to implement change. identify key lessons and insights to enable effective supply chain collaboration between trading partners.
Partha S. Ghosh, Director, Customer
Cyber Supply Chain (17-2)

Monday, 10/ 1:0 pm to 2:0 pm Gain an understanding of who is seeing and using your supply chain data. learn how to protect your cyber supply chain.
Jane Feitler, Principal, Federal Consulting
Logistics, Campbell Soup Company

Colleen Wickering, Director, Supply
Practice, CSC
Business, The University of Texas at Austin

Douglas Houseman, Senior Project Manager, Distribution Planning, Target Corporation
Chain Strategy and Services, Meijer
Dealing with Borders in Supply Chain (17-3)

Monday, 10/ 4:0 pm to 5:0 pm learn how to successfully negotiate the border crossings in your supply chain. discuss strategies that will minimize obstacles associated with national border crossings.
Arnold Maltz, Associate Professor, Supply
Strategic Supply Chain Alliance (18-4)

tuesday, 10/4 10:00 am to 11:0 am hear an example of effective collaboration between two suppliers. learn the benefits, challenges, and lessons learned from a two-party alliance.
Dennis W. Trothing, Director Logistics
tracK 18: sharinG vision, sharinG Goals: collaboration in suPPly chain

Winning Together: How Data Sharing Drives Availability (18-1)
Monday, 10/ 10:00 am to 11:0 am how to close the gap on lost sales.
Strategy and Effectiveness, Nestl USA

June S. Youngs, Director Supply Chain
Chain Management, W.P. Carey School of Business, Arizona State University
North America, Ocean Spray Cranberries, Inc.
Moving Towards Sustainability (17-4)

tuesday, 10/4 10:00 am to 11:0 am find out what your company can do to lessen its carbon footprint. explore new ways to measure your greenhouse gas emissions.
Quentin Beitler, President, W. J. Beitler
how to reduce out of stocks (ooss) while reducing inventory levels and reclaiming costs.
Scott E. Craig, Director of Replenishment, Delhaize America Jessica L. Fording, Director of Accounts,
Achieving Operational Excellence through The Relationship Journey (18-5)

tuesday, 10/4 1:00 pm to 2:0 pm learn the benefits, challenges, and best practices associated with embarking on a relationship journey with customers, partners, and key stakeholders.
Sales, The J.M. Smucker Company

Jared Schrieber, Vice President Products and Business Development, Retail Solutions, Inc.
Company
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hear actionable insights and advice from a leading consumer-packaged goods (cPG) company and Pl.
Eric D. Catlin, Director, Customer
Scorecards for Next-Generation Collaborative Supply Chains (19-2)

Monday, 10/ 1:0 pm to 2:0 pm learn why strong partnerships with your suppliers, customers, and Pls are essential to effective supply chain management. acquire new tools which measure and enhance partner and supply chain performance in todays global, collaborative world.
David G. Frentzel, Vice President, Global Contract Logistics, APL Logistics
Beyond the BuzzMaking Cloud Services Work for Logistics-Intensive Businesses (19-5)
tuesday, 10/4 1:00 pm to 2:0 pm understand how cloud-based solutions can be ideal for logistics processes. learn from best practices how to determine if and when cloud-based solutions are right for your business.
Sergio Torres, Vice President of Product
Development, Exel, Inc.

Kirk W. Niehaus, Group Manager,
Distribution Operations, The Clorox Company
Supply Chain Collaboration: Industry Leadership Views (18-6)

tuesday, 10/4 :00 pm to 4:0 pm understand how supply chain leaders view collaboration. hear questions and concerns from your peers.
Richard P. Wilson (Moderator), Director, Supply Chain Initiatives, The J.M. Smucker Company Tom Covelli, Senior Director US Supply
Management, Descartes Systems Group

Kenneth Wood, Senior Vice President of
Product Strategy, Descartes Systems Group
Transportation Route Design: Strategies for Ensuring Services at the Lower Cost (19-3)
Monday, 10/ 4:0 pm to 5:0 pm learn the approaches used to optimize routes, ensuring quality service and the lowest price. Gain insights into modeling technology that can help identify new routes based on historical transactions.
Donald A. Hicks, President and Chief
The Unique Logistics Challenges Facing Mid-Sized Shippers (19-6)

tuesday, 10/4 :00 pm to 4:0 pm learn how to cost-effectively integrate with the order lifecycle to automate transportation execution. explore the value of an integrated transportation enterprise resource planning (erP) system (aka transportation management system [tMs]) as a top-down view of the business.
Todd B. Colin, Senior Partner, Rockfarm
Chain Management, McDonalds Corporation

Ann M. Drake, Chief Executive Officer,
DSC Logistics
John P. Lanigan, Executive Vice President and Chief Marketing Officer, BNSF Railway Company Thomas W. Speh, Senior Director of
MBA Programs, Miami University
Executive Officer, LLamasoft
Logistics, LLC
tracK 19: sPonsor Presentation series i

Putting an I in Sales and Operations Planning (S&OP) (19-1)
Monday, 10/ 10:00 am to 11:0 am how multi-echelon inventory optimization (Meio) helps companies improve supply chain performance, reducing cost while enhancing customer service. how the s&oP process enables companies to have the most profitable business plan to satisfy customer demand.
Sean Willems, Associate Professor of
Overcoming Challenges in Global Supply Chain Procurement (19-4)

tuesday, 10/4 10:00 am to 11:0 am learn how to approach a complex global supply chain procurement project and overcome challenges. discover how to partner with your supply chain service providers to produce value.
Thomas Friend, Vice President, Supply
Brad J. Stewart, Senior Partner, Rockfarm
Logistics LLC
Monica B. Wooden, Chief Executive Officer, MercuryGate International, Inc.
tracK 20: sPonsor Presentation series ii

Leveraging Technology to Expand Transportation Services (20-1)
Monday, 10/ 10:00 am to 11:0 am learn how to leverage transportation industry data to improve visibility and transportation processes. hear strategies to receive maximum value from technology partners and optimize business processes.
Doug Olmstead, Executive Vice President
Chain, Fonterra (USA) Inc.

John J. Kelly, Vice President, Business Development, Jacobson Companies
Operations Management, Boston University School of Management
of Logistics, Preferred Freezer Services
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Cost-to-Serve Modeling: Supply Chain Costing from Source to Customer (20-2)
Monday, 10/ 1:0 pm to 2:0 pm learn how to develop a holistic understanding of total cost to serve. Walk away with a foundation for optimization of the supply network as a whole.
David Landau, Vice President, Industry
Creating a Supply Chain Organization that Matters (20-5)

tuesday, 10/4 1:00 pm to 2:0 pm Gain insights into how to influence business leaders to improve the supply chain.
Ed Noack, Global Partner, Dow Value Chain
The Energy Challenge (26-2)

Monday, 10/ 1:0 pm to 2:0 pm how can you manage the impact of volatile oil and energy prices in the supply chain?
Sustainability (26-3)
Monday, 10/ 4:0 pm to 5:0 pm it is for real, or just greenwashing?
Consulting, The Dow Chemical Company
Marketing, Manhattan Associates, Inc.
The Global Control TowerManaging Your Global Supply Chain (20-6)

tuesday, 10/4 :00 pm to 4:0 pm Gain an understanding of the opportunity global control towers offer. learn about the risks and opportunities of global trade and compliance.
Jordan Kass, Executive Director, TMC, a
Network Design (26-4)

tuesday, 10/4 10:00 am to 11:0 am Whats the best way to balance the cost tradeoffs with demand volatility and customer satisfaction?
Technology Trends: Collaborative Opportunities in Transportation Spend Management (20-3)

Monday, 10/ 4:0 pm to 5:0 pm learn what the challenges, pressures, and benefits are behind transportation spend management. discover the components, key players, and functionality that one should expect when considering specific solutions. hear some of the best practices that innovator companies are implementing in order to better manage their transportation, audit, and payment processes. learn what the motivators are that are causing companies to take another look at their transportation spend management capabilities.
Dean Hahn-Carlson, Director, Business
Top of the Career Ladder (26-5)

tuesday, 10/4 1:00 pm to 2:0 pm What skills, knowledge, and experience do you need to become a chief supply chain officer?
Division of C.H. Robinson Worldwide, Inc.

Pete Mento, Director, Global Customs and
Trade Policy, C.H. Robinson Worldwide, Inc.
tracK 26: CSCMPS SUPPLY CHAIN QUARTERLY Presents

All sessions will be facilitated by CSCMPs Supply Chain Quarterly editorial staff.
Collaborative Transportation (26-6)

tuesday, 10/4 :00 pm to 4:0 pm can shippers and carriers really work together?
Strategy, Syncada from Visa
Improving Supply Chain Flexibility and Efficiency with Specialized MultiManufacturer Solutions (20-4)
tuesday, 10/4 10:00 am to 11:0 am learn how pharmaceutical manufacturers are improving supply chain efficiency and flexibility. hear how leading pharmaceutical companies are achieving results with multi-client Pl solutions.
Scott Cubbler, Vice President, Life Sciences and Healthcare, Exel Luis Felipe Martinez, Senior Director
share your thoughts with your peers by joining the editors of CSCMPs Supply Chain Quarterly magazine for discussions on key challenges facing todays supply chain professionals. these sessions are intended to give participants the opportunity to meet with their peers and exchange ideas on the forum topic. attendees should come prepared to participate in lively and thoughtprovoking conversations as the editors moderateand keep the peace.
tracK 27: sustainability

Defining a Supply Chain Sustainability Strategy (27-1)
Monday, 10/ 10:00 am to 11:0 am learn the multiple dimensions of environmental sustainability. Gain insight into different sustainability strategies and how they relate to supply chain operations.
Edgar E. Blanco, Research Director, MIT Center for Transportation & Logistics (CTL) Taylor H. Wilkerson, Senior Consultant,
Managing Risk (26-1)

Monday, 10/ 10:00 am to 11:0 am What steps can you take to reduce supply chain uncertainty in a vuca (volatile, uncertain, complete, and ambiguous) world?
LMI
of Operations, Life Sciences, DHL Supply Chain, Mexico
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Product Design and Sustainability (27-2)

Monday, 10/ 1:0 pm to 2:0 pm learn about life-cycle assessment (lca) as a tool for sustainable product design. Gain insight into how to communicate environmental initiatives to a consumer audience.
David Walker, Managing Director, Dyson
Cynthia Wilkinson, Director, Supply Chain
Sustainability, Staples
Shuchi Kapur, ManagerInternational Transport, Polo Ralph Lauren Kathleen King, Senior Director
Collaborating with Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs) to Achieve Sustainability Goals (27-6)

tuesday, 10/4 :00 pm to 4:0 pm learn how to effectively engage with nGos to achieve your corporate sustainability objectives. Walk away with examples of successful corporate nGo partnerships in supply chain operations.
Jason Mathers, Project Manager, Cor-
International Transport, Polo Ralph Lauren

David A. Lande, DirectorInternational
Transport, Polo Ralph Lauren

Phil Marlowe, President, Acuitive Solutions
How Dow Chemical Made Its Supply Chain More Resilient (28-3)
Monday, 10/ 4:0 pm to 5:0 pm learn how to assess your supply chain vulnerabilities and capabilities. understand techniques and strategies to test your supply chains robustness.
Shannon Hemmelgarn, Supply Chain
Sustainable Sourcing (27-3)

Monday, 10/ 4:0 pm to 5:0 pm learn how chiquita is working on developing responsible grower strategies for sustainable sourcing. Gain insight into how the company is building the business case for embedded sustainability in framing practices.
Ana Lucia Alonzo, Director Advanced
porate Partnerships, EDF
Analyst, The Dow Chemical Company
tracK 28: the 2011 suPPly chain innovations of the year

Direct-to-Store: Synchronized Supply Chain Solutions (28-1)
Monday, 10/ 10:00 am to 11:0 am Gain an understanding of how manufacturers and retailers collaborate. learn how you can improve service and reduce supply chain costs.
David Allen, Executive Vice President, Operations, Del Monte Foods Brenda L. Hambleton, Chief Strategy
Jennifer McIntyre, Oxygenated Solvents
Global Supply Chain Director, The Dow Chemical Company
Planning, Chiquita Brands International, Inc.
Environmentally-Aware Distribution and Logistics (27-4)

tuesday, 10/4 10:00 am to 11:0 am Gain an understanding of the interaction between logistics environmental strategies and corporate social responsibility (csr). learn how to collaborate with logistics partners to improve the environmental performance of your companys operations.
Chris Brady, General Manager, Trans-
Supply Chain Risk Management Tools at IBM (28-4)

tuesday, 10/4 10:00 am to 11:0 am Gain a better understanding of supplier and supply chain risk.
Louis R. Ferretti, Project Executive,
IBM Corporation
Michael S. OLeary, Senior Procurement
Manager, IBM Corporation
Officer, ES3, LLC

Matthew Jacques, Business Analyst,
portation Management Center at C.H. Robinson Worldwide, Inc.

Ross Corthell, General Manager,
ES3, LLC
Donald Sussman, Executive Vice Presi-
Motorolas Success with Supplier Sales and Operations Planning (S&OP) (28-5)
tuesday, 10/4 1:00 pm to 2:0 pm Meet customer demand more effectively while reducing inventory and excess and obsolescence (e&o) exposure. create meaningful financial improvements for your company, customers, and suppliers.
Grant Hoffman, Director of Business Operations, Motorola Mobility, Inc. Dave Matheo, Director, Global Supply
Transportation, Boise Inc.
dent, Ahold USA and Interim President Giant Landover
Embedding Sustainability in Supply Chain Execution (27-5)

tuesday, 10/4 1:00 pm to 2:0 pm examine the process of defining sustainability goals in a large and diverse organization. learn how to drive sustainability benefits and business value simultaneously.
Polo Ralph Lauren Delivers International Freight Optimization (28-2)

Monday, 10/ 1:0 pm to 2:0 pm find out about the benefits of international airfreight optimization. learn how supply chain technology delivers results through the saas model.
Planning, Motorola Mobility, Inc.
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Returns Model ROI (28-6)
tuesday, 10/4 :00 pm to 4:0 pm learn how supply chain partners collaborated on a centralized returns model. find out how returns model revisions can translate into annual savings, reduced time investment, and reduced shipping costs.
Eric L. Blue, Director, Supply Chain
Understand the Science of How Carriers Price Your Freight (29-3)

Monday, 10/ 4:0 pm to 5:0 pm learn how carriers price and how to make your freight more attractive. Gain an awareness of what influences a carriers pricing decision.
Richard D. Armstrong, Chairman, Armstrong & Associates, Inc. Kenneth Burroughs, Vice President,
learn why its history is important, and what conversion versus convergence means, as well as primary benefits.
Greg Forbis, Senior Director, Inbound
General Merchandise Trans, Walmart Stores, Inc.
tracK 0: WarehousinG

Leveraging the Supply Chain for Optimal Value (30-1)
Monday, 10/ 10:00 am to 11:0 am discover how two companies collaborated to tackle multiple supply chain challenges. learn how to evolve a supply chain relationship from vendor to partner.
Jeffrey C. Bornino, Senior Manager, Supply Chain, The Kroger Co.
Planning, ADT Security Services, Inc.

Jeff Pepperworth, President, Reverse
Revenue Management, UPS Freight

Bryan Foe, Vice President, C.H. Robinson Worldwide, Inc. Derek J. Leathers, President and Chief Executive Officer, Werner Enterprises
Logistics, Inmar, Inc.
tracK 29: transPortationthe enGine of the suPPly chain

CEO Panel: Freight Market Trends, Challenges, and Market Outlook (29-1)
Monday, 10/ 10:00 am to 11:0 am Walk away with an update on the challenges facing multiple sectors of the transportation industry. learn what strategies could be employed to address these challenges.
James L. Blaeser (Moderator),
Transportation Capacity: Strategies for Success in Light of Regulation, Driver, and Equipment Costs (29-4)
tuesday, 10/4 10:00 am to 11:0 am Walk away with a thorough understanding of the legislative and regulatory challenges facing the industry. learn what your company can do to mitigate the impact of these challenges.
Thom S. Albrecht, Managing Director,
Best-in-Class Safety Program: How to Protect Your Most Valuable Assets (30-2)
Monday, 10/ 1:0 pm to 2:0 pm learn how one company changed its safety culture from one of the worst to one of the best.
Richard Schuler, Vice President, Distribution,
BB&T Capital Markets

Tom Carpenter, Director, Logistics, North America, International Paper Donald A. Osterberg, Senior Vice President,
Publisher, American Shipper

Zach England, Vice President,
Intermodal, C.R. England, Inc.

James R. Hertwig, President and
Safety and Security, Schneider National, Inc.
Publix Supermarkets
Chief Executive Officer, Florida East Coast Railway

John C. Pattullo, Chief Executive
International Trade and Ocean Transportation Update and Outlook (29-5)

tuesday, 10/4 1:00 pm to 2:0 pm learn the latest on global trade and ocean transportation issues. Walk away with insights into how your supply chain could be impacted.
Chris G. Caplice, Executive Director, MIT Center for Transportation & Logistics (CTL)
Implementing the Advance Ship Notice = Improving Distribution Efficiency (30-3)

Monday, 10/ 4:0 pm to 5:0 pm discover why the advance ship notice is critical for b2b supply chain relationships. learn how to maximize the benefits of implementation within the enterprise and across trading partnerships.
Tim Bolton, EDI Manager, Genesco, Inc. Melanie F. Nuce, Director, Retail Industry
Officer, CEVA Logistics Supply Chain of the Future Session:
Reduce Shipping Spend and Improve Time in Transit with Regional Parcel Carriers (29-2)
Monday, 10/ 1:0 pm to 2:0 pm learn how to reduce your shipping spend. learn how to improve your parcel time in transit without express service levels.
Mark Magill, Director of Business De-
Walmart Inbound Transportation Initiatives (29-6)

tuesday, 10/4 :00 pm to 4:0 pm explore the history of the program, including plans, goals, and timelines.
Marketing, GXS
velopment, OnTrac
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Hydrogen Fuel Cell-Powered Material Handling Equipment Value Proposition beyond Sustainability (30-5)
tuesday, 10/4 1:00 pm to 2:0 pm Walk away with an understanding of how fuel cellpowered material handling can help your company. learn how safe, reliable, and efficient hydrogen fuel cells are to operate.
David DeMascole, General Manager, Wegmans
Food Markets, Inc.

Andrew Marsh, President and Chief Executive
Officer, Plug Power, Inc.
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and back by popular demand is the roundtable-hosted luncheon on tuesday. at this event, you will have the opportunity to sit with others from your region of the country, or sit with your local roundtable. you might even leave with a potential business partnership! look for the floor plans for both events in the conference materials you will receive on site at registration.
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cscMP offers education on demand 24/7, making it easy for you to stay current in the supply chain management field. visit online education at cscmp.org on the educational events menu tab.
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For group registration (five or more individuals), contact Janine Stuck at +1 630.645.3453 or jstuck@cscmp.org.
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CSCMP University
With 22 different course bundles to choose from (ranging from 9-18 courses in each bundle), cscMP university gives you the chance to match your career path to a course bundle. available 24 hours a day, seven days a week, these courses will help you hone in on your skills by allowing you to select the topics that are right for you and your career.
registration check-in opens at 7:00 am on sunday, october 2, giving you plenty of time to pick up your registration materials before the days scheduled events begin. sunday, october 2 .................................................... 7:00 am to 6:0 pm Monday, october ................................................... 7:00 am to 5:0 pm tuesday, october 4.................................................... 7:00 am to 5:0 pm Wednesday, october 5 .............................................. 7:00 am to 11:0 am
Individual event Ticket Prices

While all of the events below are included in your cscMP registration rate, you may wish to purchase additional tickets for a guest. individual prices are: Welcome reception .................................................................. $5.00 us Monday breakfast..................................................................... $20.00 us supply chain industry networking luncheon ............................... $25.00 us supply chain of the future reception .......................................... $5.00 us tuesday breakfast ..................................................................... $20.00 us roundtable-hosted luncheon ...................................................... $25.00 us networking reception ............................................................... $5.00 us brunch and closing session ....................................................... $25.00 us
Supply Chain Management Essentials (SCME)

three modules make up cscMPs supply chain Management essentials web course. take one module or take them all. eliminating the travel expense and the extended time away from your key responsibilities, scMe contains relevant course content that will hold your interest as you learn about supply chain planning, supply chain execution, and the global supply chain.
For more information, e-mail membership@cscmp.org.
NEW! CSCMPs Supply Chain Quick Courses

learn core supply chain topics online, at your own pace, and when its convenient for you. designed for entry- to mid-level professionals, course topics include inventory management, supply chain financial fundamentals, performance measurements, sales and operations planning, and much more!
There are three easy ways to register:
online at cscmpconference.org. fax the registration form to +1 60.574.0989 (credit cards only). Mail to cscMP, east butterfield road, suite 140, lombard, illinois 60148-5617.
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ANNUAL GLOBAL PHILADELPHIA CONFERENCE 2011

Attendee InformAtIon
CSCMP ID# First/Given Name Title Street Address/PO Box State/Province E-Mail Phone Check all that apply: Zip/Postal Code Country 2nd E-Mail Fax Middle Initial Birth Date Last Name/Surname Company City
regIstrAtIon form
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I am attending CSCMPs Annual Global Conference for the first time. I would like to volunteer for the Registration Committee.*
*CSCMP will contact you for more details.
Current members automatically receive a $100 discount as a member benefit!
New this year!
regIstrAtIon type (Conference registration fees include meals for breakfast, lunch, and receptions.)
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Current member $1,895 US $1,795 US
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Lapsed/new member $2,190 US**
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Associates, students, and educatorsReceive these low rates all year long!
2011 registration rates
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or join today.**
the eArLIer you regIster, the more you sAve! July 1 - August 31: SAVE $150 US $1,745 US $1,645 US $2,040 US** $2,240 US
** apsed members. Your membership will be renewed upon CSCMPs receipt of your completed form. L Cost of CSCMP membership (below) is included in the registration total.
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$895 US $295 US $895 US
New members. Join CsCmp today and receive a lower rate and take advantages of member benefits. Event discounts are only one of many reasons to join CSCMP. Visit cscmp.org for more information about membership benefits. Cost of CSCMP Memberships CSCMP Member: $295 US pre-ConferenCe Workshops sunday, october 2, 2011, 8:00 am to 5:00 pm, pennsylvania Convention Center, philadelphia, pennsylvania usA Check one box below. The additional cost for the workshop will be added to your registration total (see rates below). Associate Member: $150 US Student Member: $35 US Educator: $295 US
Pre-Conference Workshop Rates

Current member Lapsed/new member nonmember Associate member student member educator member $399 US $399 US $499 US $299 US $199 US $399 US
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Global Sustainable Supply Chain Forum Process Standards for Improved Performance The New Fundamentals of Supply Chain Management: What Matters Now in Supply Chain Sales and Operations Planning
For complete details on pre-conference workshops, visit cscmpconference.org on the Program menu tab. fACILIty tours See page 9 of this brochure for important tour information. Attendees are limited to one facility tour per day. monday, october 3 tuesday, october 4
NFI and Philadelphia Eagles Sustainability Tour 7:00 am to 1:30 pm ............................................................... $35 US
Tour of the Port of Philadelphia 2:00 pm to 3:30 pm.....................................................................$35
both sides of this reGistration forM Must be coMPleted to ParticiPate in cscMPs annual Global conference 2011.
Both sides of this registration form must be completed to participate in CSCMPs Annual Global Conference 2011.
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method of payment
American Express Card Number Name on Credit Card (please print) Billing Street Address State/Province Cardholders Signature Check: Check payable to CSCMP in US dollars drawn on a US Federal Reserve System bank Signature Required Zip/Postal Code Country City Diners Club MasterCard VISA 3 or 4-Digit Security Code
(located on your credit card)
Expiration Date
Cancellation Policy: Conference enrollment may be cancelled through August 31, 2011, subject to a $200 US processing fee. No refunds or credits are given for cancellations received after August 31, 2011. All no-shows are charged the full amount. All cancellations must be received in writingmail, fax, or e-mail is acceptable. Phone cancellations are not allowed. CSCMP membership fees are never refunded.
Please check the box below to complete your registration. By providing my e-mail address on this form, I understand that it may be used for the following purposes: to carry out the transactions I have requested. to send me communications, such as CSCMP professional education events, networking events, and new industry research or products. to customize, analyze, and improve CSCMP products, services (including the web site), technologies, communications, and my relationship with CSCMP.
Important ConferenCe regIstratIon InformatIon An attendee registering as a CSCMP member must maintain his or her active CSCMP membership throughout the conclusion of CSCMPs Annual Global Conference 2011. If your membership is due to expire before September 30, 2011, please check the Lapsed Member box on the other side of this form to automatically renew after your expiration date. Conference rates cover all program eventsincluding meal functions and conference materials. They do not include hotel accommodations. Attendees who have indicated they would like to renew their memberships or join CSCMP on page one of this form will automatically have $295 US applied to their fees to cover the 12 months of CSCMP membership. Membership belongs to the individual, not to his/her organization, and is nontransferable and nonrefundable. CSCMP assesses a $50 US processing fee for any conference or membership payment that fails to clear the CSCMP bank and requests to change the form of payment, such as from credit card to check. transfer policy If, after registering, you discover that you cannot attend the conference and must send someone in your place, you must inform CSCMP in writing by mail, fax, or e-mail. Phone transfers are not allowed. A transfer fee of $100 US will be billed to your credit card. If you have registered for conference as a CSCMP member and the person substituting for you is not already a member, you must include a completed conference registration form, plus $295 US to cover that persons membership dues. CSCMP memberships are nontransferable and never refunded.
RetuRn thiS foRM diReCtly to CSCMP
No registrations will be accepted by phone.
Fax: +1 630.574.0989 (Credit card only)
Mail: CSCMP, Annual Global Conference Registrar 333 East Butterfield Road, Suite 140 Lombard, Illinois 60148-5617 USA
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cscMPs annual Global conference is only one of the many educational opportunities available for supply chain professionals. Whether you are new to the supply chain management profession or are an industry veteran, cscMP provides you and your organization with the education, research, connections, and professional growth opportunities needed in todays global marketplace.
tyPes of cscMP MeMbershiPs

CSCMP Membership ........................................... $295.00 US
this one-year (12 month) membership provides a wide array of benefits, including our online Member Directory, supply chain management publications, cutting edge research, discounts on books, products, and cscMP events, exclusive offers, and connections to thousands of supply chain professionals around the globe.
Multi-Year Membership ...................................... $545.00 US
What can a CsCMP Membership do for me?

Global connections
Meet your peers and join your friends: Get access to online connections through the cscMP linkedin Member Group, where practitioners talk to each other on a daily basis. Find your next business partner: another valuable tool for connecting with like-minded professionals from around the world is our online searchable Member Directorythe whos who of supply chain management.
When you join cscMP for two years (24 months), youll receive the same exclusive benefits as a cscMP Membership, but youll save $45 off the regular price!
Corporate Membership ..................................Call for details
this membership allows organizations to sign up their employees at one time, with the company retaining the membership. youll receive bundled benefits that your team members can take advantage of all year round, including products, programs, workshops, and other supply chain management events. call leah benshoof at +1 60.645.455 for more information.
CSCMP/AME Joint Membership ......................................................... $400.50 US (Domestic) ................................................... $436.50 US (International)
Career-enhancing tools and resources

Stay updated: unbiased research in our award-winning Journal of Business Logistics with various case studies and their findings and CSCMP Explores, quick-hit research that covers hot topics like supply chain costing, metrics, and security issues. Benchmark yourself: online access to our annual state of logistics report , presented by Penske logistics. this report is widely used by supply chain and logistics professionals and organizations as the premier benchmark for us logistics activity.
save 10% when you become a cscMP member or renew your current membership and add on an aMe membership with this exciting offer. (Please note: in order to receive this discount, both memberships must be purchased at the same time. discount will be taken off combined membership fees.)
Associate Membership ....................................... $150.00 US
are you a young professional under the age of 0? sign up now to receive all the benefits of a cscMP Member at almost half the cost!
Student Membership ............................................ $35.00 US
Unparalleled networking and educational opportunities

Stay on the front lines: cscMPs annual Global conference is the must-attend event of the year, bringing together over ,000 practitioners and thought leaders from more than 40 countries for cutting edge education, research, and networking. Meet and greet: With over 100 roundtables globally, cscMP has a built-in network of supply chain professionals who meet locally, face-to-face.
you know that education is critical to meeting your career goals and so is the opportunity to network with other supply chain professionals. as a full-time student, you can do both with a student membershipat a very low annual cost.
In-Transition Membership................................... $150.00 US if you have been a cscMP member for at least three years and have recently lost your job, you may be eligible for a dues reduction for a period of one year. for more information, contact membership@cscmp.org or call +1 60.574.0985. Web Membership............................................... $150.00 US
this web-based membership is offered in select countries only. details and benefits are available at cscmp.org/membership/ web-membership.asp.
For more information about CSCMP memberships, visit cscmp.org/membership/member-types.asp.
The Worlds Leading Source for the Supply Chain Profession.
for More inforMation about cscMP, or to becoMe a MeMber, visit cscMP.orG today! MP,
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333 East Butterfield Road, Suite 140 Lombard, Illinois 60148-5617 USA Phone +1 630.574.0985 Fax +1 630.574.0989 cscmp.org
CONFERENCE 2011
OCTOBER 2-5
ANNUAL GLOBAL
PHILADELPHIA
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Global Sustainable Supply Chain Forum

Process Standards for Improved Performance

Sales and Operations Planning

FOX Business Network Anchor

Plain Talk on the Global Economy

majOr sessIOn speaker

Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, Chiquita Brands International, Inc.

Supply Chain Journeys of an Undercover Boss

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The Capacity Crisis

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Talent Crisis in Supply Chain Management

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NFI and Philadelphia Eagles Sustainability Tour

Tour of the Port of Philadelphia

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Transportation and Cold Chain Degrees of Difference (2-3)

and Logistics, Naturipe Farms, LLC

Alvarez and Marsal

Executive Officer, Open Mile, Inc.

General Manager of Logistics, ArrowStream

Managing the Cold Chain (2-4)

3PL Pricing Trends and Practices (1-3)

Safety and Quality Assurance, Wegmans Food Markets, Inc.

Supply Chain of the Future Session:

Sustainable Business (1-4)

A More Appealing Transit Option for BananasA Case Study (2-2)

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Logistics Manager, Schnenker AG

Manager, Carrier Transicold

North America Division, Transfresh Corporation

Mechanical Engineering, University of Kentucky

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Logistics, Este Lauder Companies, Inc.

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