CSCMP Roundtable Events

 Jacksonville’s CSCMP Roundtable February event. 

Plant Tour at Swisher International

Hosted by:

Glenn Goodroe

VP of Manufacturing. 

Join us to see how Swisher International Inc produces and ships 15 million cigars per day out of Jacksonville, Florida.  We will tour their facility to see this amazing process and learn more about the company which has been in business since 1861 when David Swisher, a merchant out of Newark, Ohio, received a small cigar business as part of a debt settlement. 

Swisher International, Inc. is manufacturer of cigars and smokeless tobacco. Swisher has been offering its full range of cigars and smokeless tobacco items for more than 141 years. Swisher International is the manufacturer of such venerable, popular-priced cigar brands as King Edward, Swisher Sweets and Optimo; handmade and imported cigars such as Bering, Siglo 21 and Macbeth; and a smokeless tobacco that includes Silver Creek, Redwood and Kayak moist snuff and loose leaf chewing tobacco brands such as Lancaster, Mail Pouch and Chattanooga Chew.

Space is limited to 40 people so you need to register quickly. 

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Date: February 9, 2010

Time: 11:45 until 1:30 pm

Location: 459 E 16th St, Jacksonville, FL 32206

Business Casual Attire

Cost:  $35 which includes a boxed lunch. 

Announcing the Indianapolis CSCMP Roundtable Event for

February 2010

UPS - Decision Green 

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

Registration Fee:   Non-members are always welcome. The registration fee is $40 and must be prepaid by Monday, February 8th. The fee is $20 for the unemployed and $15 for full-time students. No walk-ins and no competitors are permitted on this tour. Register soon - limit of 50 for each tour.   

For more information, please go to our event web site:  New England Roundtable Events

No cameras or video equipment allowed. Philips reserves the right to screen all potential visitors to insure no competitors attend.   

What You Will Learn:

During the last several years many companies have embarked on a program to implement Lean manufacturing principles at their organizations. Though the principles are sound, the implementations can be quite difficult, and a number of them do not meet expectations. Come hear about the experience that Philips has had with Lean, and learn:
- Why Philips decided to implement Lean
- Expectations versus reality
- Unexpected upsides and pitfalls
- Walk the manufacturing floor to see changes in action

About Philips
Philips Andover site is the global headquarters for Philips Healthcare Sector and hosts manufacturing operations for several Healthcare business units.

Our Key Speaker
           Karl Bischoff - Director of Manufacturing, HIPM business unit

Thank-you to Transplace, our Platinum Sponsor for the 2009-2010 program year!
 

 

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

Registration Fee:   Non-members are always welcome. The registration fee is $40 and must be prepaid by Monday, February 8th. The fee is $20 for the unemployed and $15 for full-time students. No walk-ins and no competitors are permitted on this tour. Register soon - limit of 50 for each tour.   

For more information, please go to our event web site:  New England Roundtable Events

No cameras or video equipment allowed. Philips reserves the right to screen all potential visitors to insure no competitors attend.   

What You Will Learn:

During the last several years many companies have embarked on a program to implement Lean manufacturing principles at their organizations. Though the principles are sound, the implementations can be quite difficult, and a number of them do not meet expectations. Come hear about the experience that Philips has had with Lean, and learn:
- Why Philips decided to implement Lean
- Expectations versus reality
- Unexpected upsides and pitfalls
- Walk the manufacturing floor to see changes in action

About Philips
Philips Andover site is the global headquarters for Philips Healthcare Sector and hosts manufacturing operations for several Healthcare business units.

Our Key Speaker
           Karl Bischoff - Director of Manufacturing, HIPM business unit

Thank-you to Transplace, our Platinum Sponsor for the 2009-2010 program year!
 

 

RR Donnelley Logistics

1000 Windham Parkway

Jim Hussey - VP of Sales for RR Donnelley Logistics

Jay Jayaraman - Dir, ILOG Supply Chain Services, IBM Software Group

Kristy Galloway 

Manager Print Logistics, Program Director

Phone 630-226-6269

Cell 630-457-8642

Speaker: Nari Viswanathan, Vice President and Principal Analyst, Supply Chain Management, Aberdeen Group

Register:   

Thursday, February 11, 2010

Lunchtime Meeting – 11:30 AM to 1:00 PM

Location – Pappasitos Cantina!!

6513 I-35 North, Austin, TX  78752

Nari Viswanathan is Vice President and Principal Analyst for the Aberdeen Group's Supply Chain Planning Practice. Nari leads the Supply Chain Management practice and counsels enterprises on their supply chain management and planning strategies. A special focus for Nari is Industry Vertical research. Key vertical industries managed within the practice include High-tech sector (Computer Equipment and Peripherals, Semiconductors), Discrete (Automotive, Industrial Equipment, Aerospace and Defense), Process (Chemicals/Pharmaceuticals, Metals, Oil, Gas), and Consumer Product Industries.

Nari has published over 25 benchmark reports which have been downloaded by 20,000 supply chain executives and professionals. In addition Nari has published over 100 articles in aberdeen.com covering various facets of supply chain processes and technologies.

Prior to joining Aberdeen Group, Nari was a senior product manager at i2 Technologies. Nari's business process and technology expertise includes demand management, manufacturing management, and demand fulfillment.

Nari holds a masters degree in manufacturing engineering from the University of Wisconsin-Madison and mechanical engineering degree from the Indian Institute of Technology, Madras.

CSCMP Atlanta’s February Tour

Anderson Merchandisers’ Distribution Center, Auburn, GA

February 11, 2010

Noon – 1:45 PM

Anderson Merchandisers is one of the nation's largest distributors of pre-recorded music, movies, and books. A privately held company, Anderson Merchandisers is part of Anderson Media, which was established in 1917.  Anderson Merchandisers services retail stores throughout the United States, Puerto Rico, and Canada with more than 4,000 enthusiastic associates who are dedicated to meeting the entertainment needs of consumers.

Please join us for this rare and exciting opportunity to tour their Atlanta Distribution Center.  The facility uses state-of-the-art technology to pick, pack, and ship product to thousands of retail stores throughout 23 states.  With more than 400 associates and 488,000 square feet of space, the Atlanta Distribution Center is the largest distribution center in their network.

Registration for the tour is online and is limited to the first 20 people who register on-line using the CSCMP's national registration/payment system.  Payment is required at time of on-line registration using a major credit card.  No registrations or payments will be accepted by mail, e-mail, telephone or at the door.

Cost is $40 for CSCMP members and $50 for non-member and includes a box lunch. 

CSCMP ‑ Lehigh Valley Roundtable

February 16, 2010

Best Western, Route 512 & 22, Bethlehem, PA

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

$35.00 with reservations - $40.00 at the door

$10.00 Students (pay at the door)

To register for this event click here

For additional information contact: Tom Fiorini at 610-866-8001

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Next Generation Agility in Logistics and Supply Chains:  Leveraging Social Media and Interactions

Roger Nagel

Senior Fellow & Harvey Wagner Professor, Lehigh University

The reduction in communication and transaction costs of the late 90's and early 21st century enabled supply chain outsourcing and collaboration. A current reduction in the cost of interactions has brought about an explosion of social media tools, blogs, wikis, social networks, etc. The integration of these tools with real business objectives is changing the competitive landscape. We now see open innovation becoming the rule versus the exception and the development of communities - some as tightly knit supply chains. P&G (Connect & Develop), Google, Cisco, and many others are applying Next Generation Agility in Logistics and Supply Chains. In reality social computing is evolving into more Agile Business Relationship Computing which we have begun calling A+BRC.

This speaker will provide real world examples as well as sharing how business leaders are in fact integrating agile organizational structures into agile communities, and in many cases launching agile ecosystems for innovation and wealth generation. The Apple Ipod/Iphone is just one example of the latter eco-system strategy. 

Speaker Bio: 

Roger Nagel is a Senior Fellow in the Enterprise Systems Center at Lehigh University. He is also the Harvey Wagner Professor in the Computer Science and Engineering department and the former CEO and Executive Director of the Iacocca Institute. He has been cited by Business Week, Forbes, and Fortune magazine for his visionary efforts as the father of the virtual corporation concept. He is co-author of the widely influential business book, “Agile Competitors and Virtual Organizations: Strategies for Enriching the Customer” and the more recent book “Cooperate to Compete: Building Agile Business Relationships.” Both books are widely acclaimed internationally and are available in more than five languages.

Roger is a popular consultant, keynote speaker and guest at executive gatherings and board meetings. His favorite topics are focused on using computers and network technology to create innovative capabilities for organizational effectiveness in both business and government settings. He is routinely asked to describe the future of global competition, and innovation networks.

Nagel’s current research centers on the extension of his virtual organization work into collaboration networks and the emergence of innovation networks. His experience in these areas includes extensive work with Chinese business leaders as they seek to be world class competitors and participate in global partnerships. He is an honorary professor at Jiaotong University in Xian and teaches in their executive MBA program. On the domestic side, he has been collaborating with Henry Chesbrough on the development and application of open Innovation network concepts for US companies. In the past year, Roger and his colleagues have launched a research project on the business applications and value generation possibilities of social networks and virtual reality environments.

Spicing up your Knowledge: Celestial Seasonings Supply Chain Tour

 The South Central Pennsylvania Roundtable invites you to our February program as we welcome guest speaker Andre Dickemann of Ollie’s Bargain Outlet.

Date:    February 17, 2010

Place:  Central Pennsylvania College
              College Hill and Valley Rd.
              Summerdale, Pa. 17093

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

For directions and a map of the campus, visit www.centralpenn.edu

Cost/Reservation Information:  $35 per person, $20 per student. (A reservation is a promise to pay; we still have to pay for your dinner even if you don't attend.) We must have your reservation no later than Friday, February 12, 2010.  Please specify your choice of dinner entrée (Chicken or London Broil) when registering.

Speaker's Bio:  

Andre Dickemann is the Vice President of Distribution & Logistics for Ollie’s Bargain Outlet, one of the Mid-Atlantic’s largest retailers of closeout, surplus, and salvage merchandise.  Mr. Dickemann leads a distribution network supporting 80+ stores, and in addition to planning responsibilities has full P & L accountability for daily operational expenses and capital expenditures.  Coupled with a degree in Industrial Engineering, Mr. Dickemann’s stints with Kraft Foodservice, General Foods, Phillip Morris, Staples and the Home Shopping Network, to name a few, have branded him a top resource in reforming challenging distribution environments and leading them to operational excellence.

Topics of discussion will be:

Mr. Dickemann will discuss the challenges associated with a rapidly expanding store network (20% annually), an opportunistic procurement strategy, a unique inventory turn environment, and multiple legacy warehouses.  The presentation will include a presentation of Ollie’s current situation, and the company’s strategy on a go forward basis.

ON-LINE REGISTRATION IS AVAILABLE FOR THIS EVENT.

Please X one:___London Broil with Mushroom Sauce  ____Pan Seared Chicken with Mushroom and Marsala Wine Sauce

  For on-line registration, please go to

 http://cscmp.org , click on CSCMP Roundtables>Local Roundtable Events   

Make check payable to: South Central Pennsylvania Roundtable/CSCMP

                                    Please Send to: South Central Pennsylvania Roundtable/CSCMP     

                                                                 Attn: Keith Walborn

                                                                c/o Evans Delivery Co.  Inc.

                                                                2850 Appleton Street

                                                                Camp Hill, PA 17011  

Enclosed is a check for $__________ for ________reservation(s) for Jan. 13th, 2010

Company_____________________________________________

Address______________________________________________

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­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­Please call Keith Walborn @ 901-5460 or email at keith@keukaco.com  for reservations and additional information.

*If you need special assistance, please forward a written description of needs with your reservations.*

How to Build and Leverage Your Personal Network:  Featuring Author David Nour

Most of us in this industry spend a considerable amount of time looking at physical distribution networks and finding ways to improve them.  But how often do we look into developing and improving our personal networks?  Whether it is with co-workers, customers, suppliers or industry peers, we all know how important strong personal relationships are to our success.  The Atlanta CSCMP Roundtable is pleased to announce author, professional speaker and consultant David Nour as the keynote speaker for our February event. 

David Nour is a social networking strategist and one of the foremost thought leaders on the quantifiable value of business relationships. David will be addressing ways to build the network of people around you to drive success.  David is the author of Relationship Economics (Wiley, 2008), The Entrepreneur’s Guide to Raising Capital (Praeger, 2009) and the Social Networking Technology Best Practices Series.  In recent years, David has been named to the Georgia Trend’s 40 Under 40, Atlanta Business Chronicle’s Up and Coming and the coveted Turnkett Leadership Character Awards.  He has been featured in a variety of publications, including The Wall Street Journal, The New York Times, The Atlanta Journal and Constitution, The Atlanta Business Chronicle, Entrepreneur and Success Magazine.

As many of you know, David draws huge crowds all over the country and this is one of his rare appearances in his hometown of Atlanta.  With that said, we expect a sold out event.  As part of your registration fee, you will receive a copy of David’s best selling book, Relationship Economics. 

Start 2010 on the right foot and make the investment to learn how to improve your personal connections and relationships.  Register early to reserve your spot!

DETAILS:

Date: Thursday, February 18th, 2010

Time:  7:45 AM:  Breakfast

 8:30 AM: Program begins

 9:30 – 10AM:  Book signing and networking

**Breakfast service will stop at 8:30 so please make sure you are there around 8 if you are eating**

Cost: $40 CSCMP members / $50 non-members

Register:
Contact Vic Martin at VMartin@clippergroup.com or visit http://cscmp.org/roundtable/meetings.asp?CompanyID=41378. Cash and checks can be accepted at the door. Credit cards can only be accepted in advance of the event on-line.

Do you love to cook or do you know someone who does?  Have you ever used high end cookware or made a gourmet meal?  If so then this is the tour for you.  Join your CSCMP Roundtable friends as we tour  

 WILLIAMS SONOMA

To register for this event cut and paste this link: https://cscmp.org/wp/Events/Registrations/Register_4.asp?Rnd=0%2E2925247&rgs_EventID=17323 or register at www.cscmp.org (Roundtable, then Local Roundtable events, view events for the month of February..scroll down till you see the ad for the Mid-South event, click on the registration button in the upper right hand corner), seating is limited, register now.  If you are having trouble registering on the site please contact David Shell at David.Shell78@yahoo.com.

Founded in 1956, Williams-Sonoma, Inc. is a San Francisco headquartered premier retailer of products for the home through five brands: Williams-Sonoma, Pottery Barn, Pottery Barn Kids, West Elm and Williams-Sonoma Home. Direct to consumer, customers receive seven direct-mail catalogs and order through six e-commerce websites.  Retail customers visit over 600 stores in 44 states.

Williams-Sonoma’s Sonoma Cove facility opened in 1990 as their fourth distribution center in the Memphis and Olive Branch area.  At 570,000 square feet the Sonoma Cove distribution center is small by comparison to the Olive Branch warehouses which exceed 1 million square feet each.  However, Sonoma Cove is the most highly automated facility.  Up to 4,500 linear feet of conveyor carries product through light directed picking modules, personalization stations, corrugate selection, pack out and sortation before loading outbound trailers.  A small factory is tightly integrated with shipping operations so that embroidery, laser etching, hand painting, engraving and sand blasting techniques can be applied on demand. 

Where: 4600 Sonoma Cove

            Memphis, TN 38118   

Cost:    $20 Members/students

            $25 Non-Members

When:  February 18, 2010 (Thursday)

            12:45 – 2:15 pm

12:45 pm CT – Security screening (metal detectors, visitor badges) and assignment into groups of 12

1:10 pm CT – Tour starts

2:15 pm CT – Tour completed

            Maximum capacity:  40 attendees

RESCHEDULED DUE TO FLOODING in JANUARY

THURSDAY, February 18, 2010

Registration from 2:30 - 3:00PM

Tour 3:00 PM

Reception Begins after the Tour

Wilden Pump & Engineering Company Tour
22069 Van Buren

Grand Terrace, CA

The Power Behind Your Process

Jim Wilden invented the Air Operated Double Diaphragm Pump, based on the need to pump water, slurry and or any finely divided substance such as cement, and create a pump tough enough to handle the job. Wilden Pump and Engineering was born in a walnut grove of San Bernardino County California in 1955 and has grown to be the leading manufacturer of air-operated double-diaphragm pumps used by pharmaceutical makers, chemical manufacturers, and companies in the semiconductor, oil and gas, pulp and paper, and in the sanitary and waste treatment industries. 

CSCMP through your Southern California Roundtable has a unique opportunity to tour this company that has become a leader in adopting Lean manufacturing processes and deploying highly sophisticated robotics.

We’re not going simply to see how Walden builds pumps but to see how they manage the process.  We will see how they train and develop their associates and how they manage the intelligent side of automation.  Most importantly they will share how their supply chain contributes to the value of their business.

If you manage people, operate or supervise a distribution center, arrange for your products to be shipped, play a role in procurement or work anywhere in the supply chain this is an event you don’t want to miss.  Come see how this engineering great has been able to become a Global Leader and beat the competition while manufacturing domestically and providing American jobs.

Attention to detail, logistics, and a fierce commitment to LEAN is the Wilder Pump Story.

          

The Council of Supply Chain Management Professionals New Jersey is proud to present:

Ebro Puleva is a $4B Global Manufacturer of Rice and Pasta. Pasta products include: American Beauty, Ronzoni, San Giorgio, Creamette, Prince, and Skinner. Joe will share his experience creating a shared logistics company serving Sales, Transportation, Distribution, Production Planning/Inventory Control and Customer Service for 2 North American subsidiaries, contributing $1B of sales to the parent company.  Initiatives include: consolidating the Distribution Center network and leveraging the transportation spend of both companies to deliver a multi-million dollar Logistics cost reduction portfolio. Joe has over 20 years of diversified Supply Chain experience in home health care, consumer products, tool/automotive, food & beverage. 

$7B Campbell Soup Company is the world's biggest soup maker. The company also makes Franco-American sauces and canned pasta, Pepperidge Farm baked goods, and V8 beverages. Campbell products are sold in more than 120 countries. Mary Long is known as a natural collaborator. She looks at supply chain processes from both customer and supplier points of view. Mary joined Campbell in February 2003 as Director of Supply Chain Integration following a range of customer logistics roles with General Mills, Pillsbury, Gatorade, and Quaker Oats. She was promoted to Director of Collaborative Logistics in January of 2005 and took on the role as Director of Collaborative Solutions seven months later, reporting directly to the company's vice president of planning and business services and indirectly to the president of Campbell Sales Company. She was promoted to Sr. Director Logistics & Customer Service Operations in January 2010.

Joseph Bonney is executive editor of The Journal of Commerce, where he has held several posts, including editor-in-chief, managing editor, maritime editor and Gulf Coast correspondent.  During 40 years as an editor, reporter and columnist, he also has been managing editor of American Shipper magazine; newsman with The Associated Press, and reporter and business editor at The Clarion-Ledger in Jackson, Miss.  He is co-author of “The Box That Changed The World,” a history of 50 years of containerized shipping.

"The sponsorship experience at the CSCMPNJ roundtable was more than I expected.  The brand building opportunity and the level of professionals at the event that were introduced to our company was befitting of our financial investment"
~ Harold Friedman: Senior Vice President Global Corporate Development, Data2Logistics

Intelligrated was proud to be an event sponsor of CSCMP NJ Roundtable. It provided us brand exposure to area SCM professionals at an event related to our product line.

~ Steve Garvey, Sr. Sales Engineer, Eastern Operations, Intelligrated

Pricing & Registration

- On Line -

Member: $50
Non-Member: $60

CSCMP Student Member: Free

 (until 11:59 PM February 17)

- Special Pricing -

Rutgers Center for Supply Chain Management member $50

Professional In Transition, member and non-member $25

 (Members must indicate membership number)

Contact Bob Hudak, Hospitality Chair: rjhudak@att.net

(until 5PM February 17)

- Walk-In -

Members $55

 (Members must present membership number)

Non-member $65

Rutgers Center for Supply Chain Management member $50

Professional In Transition, member and non-member $25

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Sorry, we can not accept credit cards at the door or do post-meeting billing

Location
SHERATON Edison Hotel

125 Raritan Center Parkway
Edison, New Jersey 08837
P: 732.225.8300

Schedule

5:15 – 6:00 - Reception-Networking, Hors d’oeuvres, Cash Bar

6:00 – 6:45 – Ballroom-Networking, Dinner, Cash Bar

6:45 – 7:00 – Coffee Served, Attendees take seats

7:00 – 7:15 – Roundtable Business

7:15 – 8:30* – Presentation

8:30* – Networking, Mix with Speakers, Dessert

                                                     * approx

About our Sponsors

Come Visit Us!

I invite you to see our site full of information on who we are and what we do at:

www.cscmpnj.org

Drew McElroy, President amcelroy@pdi3pl.com

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For information on this event please contact:

Armida Macri, Program Chair, amacri@comcast.net

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For Membership, please join via CSCMP Global at www.cscmp.org

Or contact:

Maurizio Scrofani, Membership Chair, mscrofani@cargotnet.com

Portland CSCMP Roundtable

Port of Portland Tour - Portland Int'l Airport

Wednesday February 24, 2010

On Wednesday February 24^th, CSCMP Portland is excited to sponsor a guided tour of the Port of Portland PDX International Airport Facility with a focus on Air Cargo

About the speaker:

Port of Portland staff will provide a brief overview in the Conference Center and then lead us on a guided bus tour of the facility. This promises to be every bit as interesting and informative as did the tour last year of the Port's  Terminal 6 facility.

About the topic:

When:       Wednesday February 24, 2010

Time:          

o        8:00 – 8:30am        Reg, Networking, Cont breakfast

o        8:30 – 9:30am       Guided Facility Tour

o        9:30 – 10:00am       Q&A, Additional Networking

Location:    Portland International Airport

                 Conference Center 

Cost:   $10.00 for CSCMP Members, $15.00 for non-members by pre-registering on-line with a credit card.  Payment at the door will be $15 by cash or check only.                    

• Occupying nearly 500,000 square feet of space
• Able to house approximately 13 Boeing 747 airliners
• The $200+ million building features a global list of suppliers and partners from such countries as Italy, Switzerland, Japan and the United States.

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Topic:  Gulfstream Aerospace Corporation, Tour and Dinner

Speaker: Brenda Greenway, Director of Materials

Date:  February 25, 2010

Time: Tour: 4:30 pm/Dinner: 5:30 pm

Location:

Tour:  Gulfstream Aerospace Corporation;  We will meet at the security building.

500 Gulfstream Road , Savannah, Ga  

Dinner:  Cambria Suites, Savannah Airport

50 Y. Johnson Hagins Drive , Savannah, GA, US, 31408 ,  Phone: 912.965.9595

Cost of Tour: no charge

Cost for networking and dinner:
 
Early Bird Rate
Members & Educators $35
Non-Member $40
Student $25

After February 22^th
Members & Educators $40

PLEASE NOTE MEETING LOCATION:

Date:                      February 25th, 2010  – Thursday

Location:              Masco Corporation            

21001 Van Born Road

                                Taylor, MI  48180

Note:                     

You do not need to be a CSCMP member to attend

Time:     5:15 PM – 5:45 PM Registration

6:00 PM – 6:30 PM Dinner

Cost:      $45.00 – CSCMP Member

What Does the Future Hold for Logistics in Nevada? 
Ask questions and get answers from these scheduled panelists:

Brandon Page
Vice President - Market Officer – Prologis

Russ Romine
President - Griffin Global Logistics

Al DiStefano
Director, Global Trade and Investment - NV Commission on Economic Development

Business Development Representative
BNSF

Lawrence Dunnigan
Manager, Business Development and International Marketing - Port of Oakland, Maritime Division

Yvonne Murphy
Principal - Gilman Murphy Group

Melanie Lawlor
Director of the Logistics Program – TMCC

Barry Duplantis
Director of Logistics – IGT

Moderated by Par Tolles
President - DP Partners

MC - Dan Oster
Vice President, Industrial Properties Group - NAI Alliance

Cost: $20 Members* | $25 Non-Members | $10 Full Time Students | $35 At the Door

*Members of COBA, CSCMP, NEWTRAC and Reno Sparks Chamber enjoy member rate