CSCMP Roundtable Events

Why Everyone Should be Interested in

Raw Flounder...

And How it Relates to Food Safety and Your Supply Chain

Location:  Bemis Center at St. Norbert's (directions)

Speakers/Panelists:

Mark Collins, Senior Manager of Regulatory Affairs, McCain Foods

Bio:

Mr. Collins, Senior Manager of Regulatory Affairs, McCain Foods, provides direction and support to a cross-functional team which includes Quality, Operations, Agriculture, and Distribution. Mr. Collins is responsible for the overall integration of the Food Safety Modernization Act (FSMA) for the U.S. Region and facilities communications with McCain's Global organization regarding import and export requirements. Mark also coordinates risk management discussions with company executives to determine corrective action steps for crisis management and recall situations.  Mark is a licensed attorney and is able to review food industry topics from a legal perspective.

Mr. Collins will be joined for a panel discussion with logistics industry experts.  The subjects of the panel will include discussions in the areas of regulatory compliance, logistics of transporting food, and the overall interactions of both in servicing the "cold chain" in North American supply chains.

Mike Killian, Director of National Accounts

Bio:

Mr. Mike Killian is the Director of National Accounts for Roehl Transport, a premier transportation provider located in Marshfield, WI.  Prior to his present role, Mr. Killian was the Director of the Roehl Refrigerated Division for 3 years, and was a key employee in Roehl’s services to Cold Chain customers.  He has over 30 years of transportation experience, and will bring a unique perspective to the discussion on how transportation providers service the Cold Chain.

The CSCMP Central Texas Roundtable Announces Our

February 2012 Event  -

The End of Cheap Oil: Is Your Supply Chain Obsolete?

Presentation by: Chuck Taylor – Awake! Consulting

Oil is the master resource that powers 95% of the world’s transportation. What can supply chain professionals expect going forward? The session explains why the end of cheap oil is one of those inevitable “surprises” that will change the world as we know it.  The focus of this presentation is on geology, geopolitics, the energy industry, the search for alternatives, risk mitigation and, in particular, how these factors will impact fuel prices and supply chains.  The goal of this session is to raise awareness about critical energy issues and present strategies for supply chain executives to prepare their companies and themselves for the predictable end of the oil age.

Register: Please Click Here To Register 

Wednesday, February 15, 2012

11:30 AM to 1:00 PM

Maggianos Restaurant

10910 Domain Dr.  Suite 100

Austin, TX  78758

512/501-7870

Chuck Taylor has served the supply chain industry for over 40 years. His career has included senior management positions with American National Can, Burlington Northern/Santa Fe Railroad, Mercer Management Consultants, Nabisco Brands, Ryder System, Inc., Tri Valley Growers and ServiceCraft Logistics.

He recently received the Council of Supply Chain Management Professionals’ (CSCMP) Distinguished Service Award. CSCMP presents the award annually to an individual who has made significant contributions to the art and science of supply chain and logistics management. The award is the highest honor that can be bestowed upon an individual for achievement in these two professions

In 2005, he founded Awake! Consulting out of concern that the supply chain profession was not informed about the critical changes facing it with the end of cheap oil. His goal was to awaken supply chain leaders about the implications of the pending end of cheap oil, encourages them to play active roles in shaping national energy policy and plan for a very different supply chain future.

Since founding Awake!, he has spoken to over 7000 supply chain practitioners, consulted with major corporations and written numerous articles including a periodic blog, “On Energy”, for DC Velocity Magazine.

He holds a BBA degree in Production and Logistics Management and an MBA from the University of Houston. He also has a MA in Spiritual Psychology from the University of Santa Monica.

Pricing -                          Members                    $30.00

Non-Members            $35.00

Students                     $20.00

Cash, Check or Credit Card

At the Door                $40.00

Includes Lunch

NOTE: Proceeds benefit the CSCMP Central Texas Roundtable Scholarship Fund benefiting local area supply chain students!

Contacts:                             Karen Nieft or Leah Fenech – cscmptx@gmail.com

Be an Active Participant!

We are dedicated to improving your industry knowledge and to enhancing your professional success!

The South Central Pennsylvania Roundtable invites you to our February 2012 program on

"3PL and Value to Customer"

Presented by Joseph Gallick, SVP, Penske Logistics

at Rillo’s Restaurant in Carlisle 

Date:    Wednesday, February 15, 2012

Location:  Rillo’s Restaurant, 60 Pine Street, Carlisle, PA

Times:   5:30-6:30 - Registration and Networking 
                 6:30 PM   - Dinner 
                 7:15 PM   - Introduction & Announcements 
                 7:30 PM   - Presentation 

Cost/Reservation Information:  $35 per person, $20 per student.  Reservations will be accepted through Friday, February 10, 2012.  Choice of dinner entrees below.

Presentation:  3PL and Value to Customer: Traditionally, most third party logistics companies have focused on creating value for customers by taking over their transportation and warehousing operations, and through economies of scale, systems and best practices, removing excessive costs from these functions.

While this ability to help customers reduce these supply chain costs remains important, the outsourcing cycle for warehousing and transportation management has matured for many companies. Efficiencies have been gained. Easily identifiable costs have been wrung out.

Where will logistics providers find the next level of value for their customers?

Presenter:  Joseph Gallick serves as the Senior Vice President of Sales for Penske Logistics - a position he has held since 1999.  He is responsible for strategic direction and business development of a $2.4 billion international business spanning North America, South America, Europe and Asia. 

Gallick joined Penske in 1988 as Area Sales Manager for the Metro New York Region of Penske Truck Leasing.  In 1996 he was named Vice President of National Accounts and had responsibility for major account business development in the United States and Canada. 

Gallick is a member of the Council of Supply Chain Management Professionals and the Warehousing Education and Research Council.  He also represents Penske as the corporate sponsor liaison to the Penn State Center for Supply Chain Research and Northeastern University and serves on the advisory board of Logistics Quarterly Magazine.  Gallick is the 2010 recipient of The Pennsylvania State University Robert D. Pashek Award, for his contributions to the logistics and transportation fields.

A graduate of Montclair State University, Gallick holds a BS degree in Business Administration.  He and his wife, Lisa, have two children and reside in Downingtown, Pennsylvania.

Sponsor information: 

 http://cscmp.org/roundtable/meetings.asp?CompanyID=41389

Registration questions/requests can be directed to Keith Walborn (Hospitality Chair) via:

• Phone 717-901-5460
• E-mail keith@keukaco.com
• Snail mail Evans Delivery, 2850 Appleton Street, Camp Hill, PA 17011

Dinner Options: 

·         Chicken Parmesan

·         Linguine with shrimp

·         Pasta Veneziana

 Save the Date: 

Please “save the date” for our upcoming roundtable event: 

March 14, 2012 – Tour of Glatfelter Paper Mill

February 15, 2012 CSCMP Panel Event

You will have an opportunity to discuss the December 2011 U.S. DOT Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration’s Hours of Service Rules and your truck safety concerns with our special panel of experts.

Panelists:

•  Anne Ferro, Administrator, Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA)

•  Rob Abbott, Vice President of Safety, American Trucking Association (ATA)

•  Randy Mullett, Vice President of Government Relations and Public Affairs, Con-way Trucking and Logistics

•  Moderator, Karin Foster, Transportation Planner/Freight Programs at Metropolitan Washington Council of Governments (MWCOG)

On December 22, 2011, the FMCSA released a long-awaited final rule modifying the hours of service regulations for truck drivers.  The two most significant of these changes will take effect on July 1, 2013.  One will impose limitations on the use of the weekly “restart” rest provision.  The other significant change will require drivers to take a 30 minute break every eight hours. 

The FMCSA Hours of Service Rule’s goal is to reduce excessive long work hours that increase both the risk of fatigue-related crashes and long-term health problems for drivers.  On average, the new rule reduces a driver’s maximum allowable hours of work per week from 82 hours to 70 hours, a 15% reduction.  The 15% reduction in the average maximum allowable hours of work based on the new rule results from the restrictions on the use of the restart period.  The rule will mainly affect drivers who work more than 70 hours a week on a continuing basis.  These drivers are primarily long-haul truckload drivers.

Many in the trucking industry and shipper groups contend that the changes are excessive and will do little to improve safety and driver health, and will have negative economic implications.  Meanwhile, safety advocate groups contend the bill does not go far enough to improve truck safety.

Listen to our panel of experts for three unique perspectives.

Please submit your questions in advance to Karin Foster at kfoster@mwcog.org

Date:

Wednesday, February 15, 2012

Time:

6:30pm Registration/Networking

7:15pm Dinner with Panel Discussions and Questions

8:30pm Meeting concludes

Location:

Metropolitan Washington Council of Governments

777 North Capitol Street, NE

First Floor, Training Center Room

Washington DC 20002-4290

Directions

Cost:

CSCMP-NCAR Non-Member Rate $25

CSCMP Member $20

Student $15

Register/RSVP

Please Register online by clicking on the REGISTER button in the upper right corner near the event title and complete the online Registration.  Print out and bring a copy of your registration to the event for easy check-in.  If you prefer to register in person, you must RSVP by contacting Karin Foster at kfoster@mwcog.org by February 10th, 2012 as space permits, cash or check only at the door.  There will be a cap on attendance, so please Register/RSVP early.     

Supply Chain Summit:

Creating Value – the Unrealized Potential

 Thursday, February 16, 2012, 7:30 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.

Crown Plaza Hotel Clayton - 7750 Carondelet Avenue - Clayton MO

The St. Louis CSCMP's Annual Seminar offers supply chain management practitioners   professional education and personal growth opportunities to learn from local experts and network with colleagues.    This Summit gives you direct access to the most talented supply chain professionals in their field and discusses how they integrate supply and demand, in addition to linking major business functions and process to become World Class Leaders in their industries.

•  Learn ways to cut supply chain costs and improve your bottom line.
•  Network with colleagues from different industries.
•  Discover new and innovative ideas that will keep you and your supply chain competitive.
•  Get solutions that will improve the efficiency of your supply chain.

The Technology Expo will be from 8:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.  Leading suppliers of supply chain services will demonstrate their latest solutions during the Technology Exposition.

Speakers and Topics Include:

“St. Louis – becoming a global city

through international freight.” Tim Nowak,

Executive  Director, World Trade Center St. Louis

“Making your Supply Chain a Profit Center – the ROiStory” Greg Meier, Executive Director Finance, ROi

“Driving Supply Chain Efficiencies Thru More Effective Forecasting”  Jeff Kuhn, VP Demand Planning, Brown Shoe Company

“E - commerce and Risk Mitigation” Brian Rogers,  Member Attorney, Evans Dixon Law Firm

“Managing Global Growth in the Supply Chain” Carlton Adams,  SVP Supply Chain,  Peabody Energy

Date:

Thursday, February 16, 2012

Time:

8:30 a.m. ¨C Registration

9:00 a.m. ¨C BIS, Mike Allocca, President, Allocca Enterprises ¨C Responsibilities and Licensing

11:15 a.m. ¨C FCPA, John Allison, Partner, K&L Gates ¨C What is it and how not to run afoul of it

12:00 p.m. ¨C Luncheon program

2:30 p.m. ¨C Program concludes

Includes continental breakfast, lunch and materials

Cost:

$90.00 per person

Location:

Central Piedmont Community College, Harris Campus - 3210 CPCC Harris Campus Parkway, Charlotte

The NEW ENGLAND ROUNDTABLE & COUNCIL OF SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT PROFESSIONALS (CSCMP) present:

LEARN ABOUT THE EMPLOYMENT SEARCH PROCESS

This is the supply chain networking opportunity of the new year.

Please note this is a luncheon meeting.

Engineering Your Career:  How to Stand out in a Crowd! 

Speaker:             P. Jason Ward

    Managing Director, Industrial Practice

    RSR Partners

Place:             Joe’s American Bar & Grill Directions

           985 Providence Highway (US 1)

           Dedham, MA     02026

           Phone:  781-329-0800

Time:             Thursday, February 16, 2012

11:30 AM Registration and Networking

12:00 Noon - Lunch

12:30 PM Presentation

 1:30 PM Questions and Discussion

Learn About:

Whether you are actively searching for employment, in the same position for many years, thinking that you don’t need to be involved with career changes or a student about to graduate you WILL one way or the other come in contact with an industry employment search firm.

RSR Partners is an executive, board and leadership recruiting firm.  Led by Russell S. Reynolds, Jr., the founder of Russell Reynolds Associates, RSR Partners was formed in 1993 and has been on the leading edge of advising CEOs and Boards on C-suite recruiting, succession planning and talent assessment.  The company has strong sector practice areas in consumer products, investment banking, financial services, industrial, transportation, healthcare and technology, among others.

Their team collaborates in leveraging the individual expertise at the firm to solve a variety of human capital issues for their clients.  Their involvement ranges from board and executive recruitment to providing counsel on management succession planning.  By focusing on corporate board and C-level mandates, they are continuously expanding their knowledge base of accomplished senior executives allowing the firm to more effectively complete assignments.

They are not limited by bureaucracy or internal conflicts or the regional restrictions of more provincial sources.  Combined with collaborative culture, their clients are assured that their search objectives will not be compromised by such road blocks as internal competition for candidates.

The Recruitment Process

Their professionals have over 100 years combined experience recruiting senior-level executives.  They have a proven approach and a sound methodology for completing comprehensive searches with both speed and accuracy. The objective is to identify, attract and evaluate outstanding candidates from whom their clients can select the individuals who meet or exceed the organization’s present and future goals.

·       Position Analysis
Meet with our client to learn more about the qualities desired in a candidate and the job specification. In this way, they develop a full understanding of the client’s organization, working environment, specific requirements and objectives, and the role the selected individual will play in the organization.

·       Research
Once they have established the criteria for candidate selection, they research hundreds of possible sources.  They also follow up leads within their extensive database and well-established network of personal contacts.

·       Sourcing
They then begin a comprehensive program to contact sources and identify prospective candidates.  Scores of candidates may be screened, with perhaps a dozen surviving the process.

·       Candidate Evaluation
Then they conduct intensive face-to-face interviews with the most promising candidates.  They consider vital issues relating to work experience and background, education, personality and managerial style, professional development, growth and achievement, ability to handle the position requirements and compensation history.

·       Reference Checking
All backgrounds and references are investigated thoroughly. The results are fully documented, including references from prior managers that verify position functions and accomplishments, and performance strengths and weaknesses.

·       Recruiting
Communications with the client and the candidates during all phases of the search process are maintained in such a manner as to respect both the confidentiality and sensitivity of the search agreement.  When an offer is extended, they participate and assist in the discussions/negotiations in order to maintain an open channel of communication.

·       On-Going Follow-Up
Once the candidate starts the new position, they remain in close contact with both the client and the candidate to ensure a smooth transition and a satisfactory completion of the assignment.

Come to this very important supply chain meeting and learn some of the secrets of networking with a major search firm when considering an employment change.  Hear both a search firm executive and a supply chain practitioner tell about the process of re-engineering your career!

Registration Fee:

Non-members are always welcome. The registration fee is $40 if paid by Monday, February 13^th. Payments after this date or at the door (walk-ins) are $45. For the unemployed, the prepaid fee is $20.00. For full-time students, the prepaid fee is $15.

You may pay by Visa, MasterCard or American Express on the website.

Questions on registration: Call Henry Capotosto at 401.743.9376

Questions on event content: Call Brad Voelz at 401.559.2046

Directions to “Joe’s American Bar & Grill”

From North or West

• Take Interstate 95/Route 128 South to Exit 15B (Interstate 95/Route 128 south towards Dedham)
• Stay to the left at the exit off I95 and turn onto US Route 1/Boston-Providence Highway north
• Stay to the left on US1 and turn left at the first light into the parking area

From South or East

• Take Interstate 95/Route 128 North to Exit 15A (Interstate 95/Route 128 north towards Dedham)
• Stay to the right at the exit off I95, merging onto US Route 1/Boston-Providence Highway north
• Immediately stay to the left on US1 and turn left at the first light into the parking area

About our Speaker:

P. JASON WARD

MANAGING DIRECTOR

Jason Ward is a Managing Director and leads the RJR Partners’ Industrial Practice. Mr. Ward has more than two decades of industrial and international business experience, with a focus on assignments across the industrial and transportation market segments, including heavy manufacturing, processes and converting operations, electronics, construction, intermodal logistics, import/export, and supply chain.

Previously, Mr. Ward was a Senior Client Partner at Korn/Ferry.  As a core member of the Global Industrial Practice, he also led the company’s Transportation & Logistics Sector.

He recruits executives within all functions, including firm’s CEO’s, presidents, and senior level positions in operations, marketing, sales, finance, regulatory compliance and human resources, within both domestic and international markets.  Mr. Ward also recruits for clients at the Board of Directors level.

Prior to joining Korn/Ferry in 1999, Mr. Ward was the U.S. Commercial Manager for a prominent European-based owner of a fleet of modern double hull super tankers.

Mr. Ward’s previous international business experience includes operations management for a privately held American/Brazilian import/export shipping joint venture and sales and marketing management in the commercial electronic communications equipment sector.

Mr. Ward earned his master’s degree in business administration from the University of Connecticut.  Prior to this, he served as a commissioned engineering officer in the U.S. Navy aboard a guided missile cruiser deployed to the Arabian Gulf, following the award of his undergraduate degree from the United States Merchant Marine Academy.

Thursday, February 16, 2012

Presented by: 

Amy Bales,

Manager of Trade Compliance, The FRAM Group, formerly Honeywell Consumer Products Group

Amy Bales is the Trade Compliance Manager at The FRAM Group, formerly Honeywell Consumer Products Group.

She is experienced in import regulatory compliance with the laws of US Customs and Border Protection, the Federal Trade Commission, and the Food and Drug Administration.  She was also responsible for managing her company's participation in duty preference programs and several free trade agreements in both the US and Canada.

 

Prior to joining FRAM Group, Amy was employed by Toyota Motor Engineering and Manufacturing North America (TEMA) in Erlanger, KY where she successfully led compliance activities in classification, automation, C-TPAT, foreign trade zone administration, and hazardous materials.

 

She is a licensed customs broker with 17 years of experience in logistics and customs brokerage.  Amy holds a dual Bachelor’s degree from Miami University in International Studies, Political Science and a minor in Spanish.   Union, KY is Amy’s home base where she lives with her husband, ten year old son, dog and cat.  She enjoys music, reading and torturing herself with triathlons.

CSCMP Twin Cities Roundtable

Dinner 

February 16, 2012 

“Beyond the Border: A Shared Vision for Perimeter Security and Economic Competitiveness” 

Speaker:  Michael Flaherty, Consul and Senior Trade Commissioner , Canadian Consulate General Minneapolis 

Mr. Flaherty took up his position in Minneapolis in September 2011. As Canada’s Senior Trade Commissioner he is responsible for the delivery of the commercial programming of the Consulate General in Minnesota, North Dakota, South Dakota, Iowa and Nebraska.  The Consulate’s commercial program focuses on trade and investment development, as well as science and technology linkages. 

Prior to his posting in Minneapolis, Mr. Flaherty served as the Consul and Senior Trade Commissioner in Buffalo, NY and as the Investment & Corporate Relations program manager in the Consulate General in Atlanta, GA. 

Michael joined the Department of Industry in 1990 and held several senior positions with Canada’s Investment Promotion Agency, Industry Canada’s Small Business Secretariat and the Office of the Chief Information Officer.   

Prior to joining Industry Canada, Michael spent 7 years on Parliament Hill in Ottawa as a political assistant to a Member of Parliament, the Minister of State for Small Business, the Minister of Agriculture, the Deputy Prime Minister and the Prime Minister of Canada.  

Michael is a graduate of the University of Western Ontario, is married, and has two children.   

Among the topics covered will be:  

·         Overview of the integrated trade between Canada and the US 

·         Harmonized approach to inboard cargo  

·         Joint off-shore food safety audits  

·         Common approach to traveler screening 

·         Coordinated entry and exit systems 

·         Common framework for Trusted Trader Programs  

·         Enhance facilities to support Trusted Trader Programs 

·         Single data portal/window  

·         Harmonize low value shipment processes 

·         Upgrades to border infrastructure investments 

·         Border wait time measurement system 

·         Alignment of cross-border RFDI technology 

Rayonier’s Logistics and Transportation Strategy

Mr. Terry Bunch  /  Director of Logistics & Customer Service  

Rayonier Corporation

Thursday, February 16, 2012

Dinner Meeting

Registration and Networking begin at 5:30 pm

Program 6:00 - 7:30 pm

Crosswinds Golf Club at the Airport

232 James B. Blackburn Drive

Savannah, GA 31408

Please join us for our quarterly business meeting and networking social.  Mr. Terry Bunch will educate us on how Rayonier looks at transportation and logistics strategies in various transportation markets.

If you have any questions regarding the event or becoming a sponsor, please reach out to me at LWhitley@matson.com  or via phone at 912-657-3869  We look forward to seeing you at the event.

Cost for event:

Early Bird Rate thru February 13, 2012

Members & Educators $35

Non-Members  $40

Students $25

Razorback Gameday Logistics / Event Management

Matt Trantham, Senior Associate Athletic Director- Internal Operations, University of Arkansas

Overseeing Razorback facilities, event management and equipment operations, Matt Trantham joined the University of Arkansas in August 2008 as the senior associate athletic director for internal operations.

Supervising several major projects in his first year with the Razorbacks, Trantham guided the $2.5 million renovation of Bud Walton Arena and the $1.3 million restoration of synthetic playing surface at Donald W. Reynolds Razorback stadium in 2008-09.

This year, he is overseeing the Master Plan currently underway for all athletic facilities.  One of the first projects within the master plan began this fall with the construction of the Arkansas Football Center.  This project will provide a new locker room, team meeting rooms, athletic training room, equipment room, a student-athlete lounge and study area, coaches’ offices, a recruiting reception area and a football museum celebrating the tradition of Razorback Football.

In his role as associate AD for event management, Trantham oversaw more than 500 events a year, coordinated the efforts of more than 1,500 event staff members and was responsible for activities within 13 athletic facilities. He also served as OU's liaison with all postseason events including both Big 12 and NCAA championship competitions. Prior to joining the Sooners, Trantham spent five seasons in professional sports in Washington, D.C. Trantham earned his Bachelor of Science Degree in Business Management from Centenary College in 1990 and a master's degree in sports management from the United States Sports Academy in 1998.

CSCMP - Lehigh Valley Roundtable

 Tuesday, February  21, 2012

Forecasting in Times of Change

The ability to forecast accurately provides companies with a significant competitive advantage. Good forecasts can identify new markets and trends, anticipate disruptions, and correctly estimate demands. Poor forecasts, on the other hand, result in excess inventories, poor customer services, and missed market opportunities. Forecasting in times of changes is especially challenges. More technology and new software are not the answer. The key is an understanding of basic forecasting principles that have been developed from studying forecasting practices of hundreds of successful companies. This session will explain these forecasting principles and show how they can be applied in companies to achieve a competitive advantage.

Presented by Nada R. Sanders – Lehigh University

Nada R. Sanders is an internationally recognized expert in the area of business forecasting and holds the Iacocca Chair in Supply Chain Management at Lehigh University. She received her PhD and MBA from the Ohio State University. Dr. Sanders is author of the book Supply Chain Management: A Global Perspective and is co-author of the book Operations Management, in its 5^th edition. She is author of numerous articles that have appeared in top tier academic journals and was ranked in the top 8 percent of individuals in the field of operations management by a study of research productivity in U.S. business schools. Her research interests include business forecasting, supply chain management strategy, the role of information technology in the supply chain environment, and the impact of sustainability on supply chain management.

In 2008 Dr. Sanders was selected to join The Gordon Cook Conversations at Windsor Castle, a conference that brought together top global leaders seen as ‘stars’ in their field for the purpose of developing strategies to impact society in the coming decade. Dr. Sanders has extensive business experience in the areas of supply chain management and business forecasting, and has consulted with companies such as Nike, IDG, MTC Corporation, Schottenstein Corporation, AT&T, and others.

Best Western Hotel

300 Gateway Dr

Bethlehem, PA 18017

610.866.5800

5:30 pm networking, 6:00 pm Dinner, 6:45 pm Program

$45.00 with reservations - $50.00 at the door

The Richmond Chapters of AIIM, ARMA and CSCMP Present

The Records Management group at Altria Client Services Inc. manages electronic and paper records for the Altria family of companies.  This includes the storage and logistics of ~300,000 records boxes spread across multiple company managed and third party supplier locations.  In early 2011, a bid was conducted in order to completely outsource the management of these records boxes.  The remaining part of the year was spent executing this strategy and building a relationship with a new records storage supplier. 

In his 8 years with Altria, Nicholas Morales has handled several large warehouse transitions and new supplier implementations.  In this presentation, he will discuss the challenges behind this transition.  In addition, Nicholas will share his experience on initiating an outsourcing agreement, the coordination of a transition and thoughts on how to build an ongoing relationship with a new supplier.  The lessons will apply whether you are in a records management function or a logistics function.

Organization Background:

AIIM is the International Community that provides education, research, and best practices to help organizations find, control, and optimize their information.

ARMA International is a not-for-profit professional association and the authority on managing records and information – paper and electronic.

The Council of Supply Chain Management Professionals is the preeminent worldwide professional association of supply chain management professionals.

Presenter:

Nicholas Morales

Associate Manager, Records Management – Operations and Logistics

Altria Client Services Inc.

Wednesday, February 22^nd 2012

Agenda:

11:45 AM - 12:00 PM        Registration and networking

12:00 PM - 12:15 PM         Lunch and announcements

12:15 PM - 01:15 PM         Presentation / Questions and Answer

Location:

Altria Headquarters Auditorium

6601 W. Broad Street

Richmond, VA 23230

Enter at the second gate (furthest away from Broad Street)

Restrictions:

Dress code is business casual.

Registration:

Limited to the first 20 CSCMP members to register

Cost - free for members and non-members (lunch sponsored by Altria)

Online registration only (Note - registration ends on February 15^th 2012 so headcount for lunch is known)

For any questions please contact cvrcscmp@gmail.com

Series 1 - Roundtable Discussion on Strengths and Weaknesses of Middle Tennessee Supply Chain Capabilities - Wednesday February 22 2012

 Leaders from Middle Tennessee’s Supply Chain Community will be asked their opinions on the strengths and weaknesses of Middle Tennessee’s Supply Chain workforce, infrastructure, Logistics Services (Intermodal, Expedite, etc..).  A broad spectrum of voices will be heard, the industries that will be recruited to attend include Tire/Auto, Wholesalers/Retailers, Consumer Products, Food Service, Hi Tech, Government, Rail, Education and Logistics Service Providers.

The facilitator lead round table discussion will yield a consensus of where area business leaders believe Middle Tennessee could improve and will be discussed in greater detail in the follow-on meetings (Series 2 and 3) in February and March. 

Location Nashville Chamber Boardroom Downtown – 3:00PM to 5:30PM

 Series 2 - Workforce Development - Thursday March 15 2012 (time TBD)

Workforce Development – Building the pipeline of talent

Review feedback items from Series 1 as they pertain to the workforce

Location Nashville Chamber Boardroom – 3:00PM to 5:30PM

Series 3 - Recruitment/Retention/Infrastructure

Thursday April 19th 2012 (time TBD)

Recruitment/Retention Economic Development

Review feedback items from Series 1 as they pertain to economic development and infrastructure

Location Nashville Chamber Boardroom

Jeffrey was born the son of two schoolteachers in Mansfield, Ohio,

on June 11, 1952. He was graduated from Malabar High School in

1970 as a Member of the National Honor Society and received the

Michigan Honor Trophy for Outstanding Senior Boy.

With railroads in his blood, Jeff spent the next four years with the Erie Lackawanna Railway first as a Chief Clerk in the Cincinnati Sales office and then moved on to Cleveland in the same position. Before leaving the Erie, Jeff held the position of Sales Representative and then Assistant Division Sales Manager, in Cleveland.

As the Erie Lackawanna was being merged in to Conrail, Jeff left for a position as Sales Representative for Rail Van, Inc., in Cleveland, Ohio. In 1978, Jeff moved to Columbus and opened up Rail-Van of Columbus, Inc., and, in 1984, he and two partners, Bill Lee and Denis Bruncak, purchased the $18 million intermodal transportation company.

The owners expanded the company into a full logistics provider and in 1998, took on an additional partner, KDR, consisting of the late Dave Thomas, son Ken Thomas and Rick Richards. This followed closely with a joint venture with Maersk Logistics, a Division of A. P. Moeller.

In 2000, the $550 million company was purchased by Pacer International, a $2 billion provider of Supply Chain Services, where Jeff served in a number of Executive positions. He was retired from Pacer on August 31, 2009, where he was Group Logistics President.

Rez-1, in Newton, Massachusetts (www.rez1.com) approached Jeff in May of 2010, to be their Vice President of Sales working with their various transportation partners.

 On September 15, 2010, Logistics came calling (again), and Jeff accepted a job with Total Transportation Services (www.tts-us.com) in Frisco, Texas. He is Senior Vice-President of Sales and National Accounts with a “special” focus on Intermodal.

Charitable activities, through The Brashares Family Foundation include: The Arthritis Foundation Central Ohio Chapter; Akron University; Children’s Hospital; The Buick Heritage Alliance, and Epworth United Methodist Church.

Jeffrey is Past President of the Buick Club of America and currently serves as President of the Buick Heritage Alliance. He has chaired the Arthritis Foundation Classic Auto Show and Cruise In for the past 28 years where the dedicated committee has raised over $5 million NET for the work of The Central Ohio Chapter of the Arthritis Foundation.

His family car collection encompasses primarily Buicks from 1947 to 1984.

Jeff has four children: Margrit, Melissa, Jeffrey and Abigail.

Contact Information:

Office:                   614-763-8001

Cell:                        614-361-7299

E-Mail:                  Jeff1952@tts-us.com

The Web:              www.tts-us.com             www.JBrashares.com 

 Event Date: Thursday, February 23rd 2012

5:30 PM - Registration and Networking
6:30 PM - Dinner
7:00 PM - Program speaker plus Q&A
8:30 PM - Program ends
 

Location:

 

 

Hotel Valencia

355 Santana Row
San Jose, CA 95128
Tel: 408.551.0010

http://www.hotelvalencia-santanarow.com/contact/directions.php

 

Pricing:

• CSCMP Members - $70.00
• General Admission - $80.00
• Full Table - $560.00 (8 @ $70.00)
• Students / Military - $25.00
• Speaker / Press - Free
• Pay at the Door $90.00

Mike Hamilton

CSCMP SF Roundtable Event Board

 

Menu Choices:

• Pan Roasted Chicken Breast
• Grilled King Salmon
• Crispy Fried Tofu Pad Thai (Vegetarian)

Silicon Valley Innovator Level Sponsors:

Lean and Green SCM Level Sponsors:

Council of Supply Change Management Professionals (CSCMP) - Mid-South Roundtable

Tour:          Recycle Solutions, Inc

Date:              Wednesday, February 29^th

Where:           1054 Kansas Street

                        Memphis, TN 38106 

When:             9:30-10 AM    Registration & Networking

                        10AM              Tour begins

Green technologies are helping to change the way our businesses operate and help the environment. A large part of that initiative is recycling programs that prevent overflow in landfills and properly dispose of our industrial waste.  Please see below for more information on our host site for the February meeting.

Recycle Solutions, founded in 2002, is headquartered in Memphis, TN. Being in one of the top logistics networks in the world enables them to deliver cost-effective waste management and waste recycling programs to their clients through innovative partnerships and smart use of a premier distribution market. There are many recycling companies in the market, but few take a holistic approach to reducing a companies waste and limiting the  administrative and operational burden associated with a formal waste management program.

Recycle Solutions  7.5 acre sorting and distribution facility means they can efficiently process a company's large and small loads from all corners of the world. Their clients range in size from single location enterprises to multi-national corporations.

They maintain the transportation infrastructure to reduce the burden of waste recycling which enables their clients to focus on their core business. Their clients benefit from their services by reducing costs and creating goodwill with their communities and stakeholders.

Sustainability is the business mandate of our time. With Recycle Solutions, you can learn how to make the right decision to create long lasting value for your organization.

Owner Mark Huber will lead us on a tour of their state of the art facility.

            Members                    $ 15.00                        Non-Members            $ 20.00

You can register for the event online at www.cscmp.org by searching for our February event for the Mid-South Regional Rountable, or you can RSVP by sending an email to midsouthcscmp@gmail.com.

PRE-REGISTRATION ONLY

CAREER EXPO 2012

CONNECTING SUPPLY CHAIN CAREERS WITH TALENT

Wednesday, February 29, 2012

Clayton State University Student Activity Center

Serving two of our organizational missions, Education & Networking; CSCMP Atlanta is excited to offer Supply Chain Professionals an opportunity to meet, interact and explore career opportunities with over 30 Atlanta companies who are currently hiring Supply Chain Professionals!

As you know from participating in last year’s event, The CSCMP Career Expo 2012 will provide an opportunity for companies to meet the best and brightest students and professionals seeking careers in the Supply Chain Industry! 

As a 2011 participant and/or Board Member, CSCMP Atlanta is offering an opportunity to pre-register for this event at a reduced registration fee. The investment for participating as a recruiting partner in this event is outlined below:

2011 Participant & CSCMP Atlanta Board Member:     $249 (must register before January 6, 2012)

                                                                                    Non-Member                     $449

CSCMP Atlanta’s 2012 Career Expo is sure to grow your professional supply chain talent network and provide access to the best and brightest supply chain students throughout the Southeast in one venue.

For questions contact:

Pam Scheibenreif – CSCMP Atlanta Secretary

pams@preferredpersonnel.com

678-662-6471

OR

Lori Boatwright – 2012 CSCMP Career Expo Chair

lori.boatwright@manpower.com

770-605-2892

Gerdau Steel Tour

When: February 29, 11:30am 

Where: Gerdau - Knoxville Mill

1919 Tennessee Avenue N. W. Knoxville, TN 37921

Free Event!

Join the East Tennessee CSMP Roundtable for a tour of a local steel supply chain.

Gerdau’s Knoxville Steel Mill produces and ships over 500,000 tons of rebar annually using the mini-mill process.  In 2011, we melted over 1 billion pounds of scrap steel, making us one of the largest recyclers in Tennessee.  Come watch us turn scrap steel into products for the construction, mining, and other industries.

 TOUR REQUIREMENTS:

Close-toe leather lace-up shoes

Long sleeve shirt

Long pants (no skirts or dresses permitted)

No dangling jewelry (watches OK)

 Anyone not in compliance will be turned away!

NEW: Join the CSCMP Raleigh Roundtable group on LinkedIn:  http://www.linkedin.com/groupRegistration?gid=3687498

The Raleigh Roundtable Chapter of the Council of Supply Chain Management Professionals (CSCMP) invites you to join us for a presentation and tour of RTI International in RTP on February 29, 2011 at 6:00pm.   Learn some new ideas for your sustainability program and see what is being done successfully at RTI!  Registration details are at the bottom of this announcement – Registration Deadline is February 22^nd! 

About RTI International

Founded in 1958, RTI International has grown into a $750 million Global Research Organization.  RTI has a staff of more than 2800 in more than 40 countries today.  RTI is the recent recipient of two Green Awards this year:  The Alexander Hamilton Green Award & The TBJ Non-Profit Leader of the year.   

§  Scott Simerly is a C.P.M. and the Director of Global Procurements and Consultants at RTI International. 

§  Jennifer MacKethan is the Senior Risk Manager and Senior Manager for RTI’s Sustainability Program. 

§  Clastrola “Classy” Williams is an Electrical & Sustainability Engineer for the Sustainability program. 

Scott will speak about sustainability practices within the procurement group.

Jennifer and Classy will present on three of RTI’s recent successful sustainability programs: 

·       National Award Winning Waste Reduction Move/Relocation Campus Program

o   42.1 Tons Avoided from the landfill over 2 1/2 months

·       Composting

o   750 lbs composted in 7 days

·       Innovative Campus wide energy reduction program

o   10% or more reduction in consumption in 5 buildings during July, August, and September

o   Display campus wide utility dashboard

o   Display Virtual Room that staff accesses to understand energy consumption

After the presentation, join us for a tour of RTI’s newest anticipated LEED Gold building!

Event Date:

  Wednesday, February 29, 2012

  Time:  6:00pm – 7:30pm – CSCMP will be providing a light dinner

Location:
RTI International

3040 Cornwallis Rd.

RTP, NC 27709

Google Map of the address:  http://g.co/maps/3a8tr

The event is being held in Building 08.  Please enter RTI from Cornwallis onto West Institute Drive.  Turn left on Hanes drive and follow the signs to Building 08 visitors parking deck.   PUSH THE CALL BUTTON at the parking deck and inform security you are there for the CSCMP sustainability event.

  Cost:
  $35 Members
  $25 Students
  $40 Non-members 
 
   

The deadline to register is Tuesday, February 22nd!^.  All registrations must be done through the CSCMP website link above.  It is preferred that registrants pay via Visa, MasterCard, or American Express.  Members & Non-Members can both register and pay online.