Past Event Presentations
Supply Chain Symposium: In Conjunction with Syracuse University
April 22, 2009
Collaboration – Building the Future in Supply Chain Together
Quentin Roach, Sr. Vice President & Chief Procurement Officer, Bristol-Myers Squibb
Supply Chain & Logistics Trends and their Impact on Warehousing…
Adam F. Petrillo Studley, Inc Managing Director - Panel Presentation, Industrial Services
Group and Supply Chain Practice
Daniel M. DiLella, BPG Properties, Ltd. Vice President
Peter Zantal, General Manager, Strategic Analysis and Industry Relations, Port
Authority of New York and New Jersey
Supply Chain Talent: State of the Discipline
David Aquino, AMR Research, Research Director
Don't Just Survive, but Thrive in a Difficult Economy
Robert Hellman, Adjunct Professor, NYU
Supply Chain Management it Here to Stay
Rick Blasgen, President, CSCMP
Current Issues Facing the Global Trade Community Today
March 11, 2009
This is a special event that will highlight specifications of what the trade community needs to understand about new program initiatives of the Consumer Safety Commission, Department of Agriculture, and U.S. Customs and Border Protection. Our presenters will present the current status of the international trade environment through this timely event.
Global Challenges
For Supply Chain Professionals
Anthony Barone, Director of Global Logistics Policy, Pfizer
Increased Compliance Responsibilities for Global Supply Chain Participants
Rennie Alston, President, American River
Global Procurement Transformation
February 11,2009
Donald Klock, Former Director, Colgate Palmolive
Career Day sponsored by Baruch College
December 12, 2008
Resumes The 5 O’Clock Club Way
Bill Belknap
The Job Search Overview
Mary Anne Kennedy, Human Resources Consultant
Leverage Transportation Costs “A vital key to improving Supply Chain Management”
November 19. 2008
With today’s unstable fuel costs, the most signification key to Supply Chain isi controlling the increase in transportation costs.
Robert Murray, President , REM Associates
Environmental Sustainability – How Dannon has gone “Green”
September 24, 2008
The Dannon Company, Inc. is focused on creating a culture of “Eco-responsibility” throughout our organization. We are concentrating on educating and engaging all employees to gain their support and passion in making Dannon a more environmentally conscious corporate citizen. From a transportation standpoint, this means focusing on reducing our carbon footprint by using carriers with the most fuel efficient equipment, reducing miles traveled transporting our product, and promoting quick turn-around times at our DC and customer locations to reduce idle time and refrigeration needs. One major component of our continuous improvement efforts in these areas is our focus on increased participation by our carrier base in the Smartway initiative. In her session, Diane Van Wagner, National Transportation Manager at Dannon and leader of Environmental Sustainability efforts in their Supply Chain, will discuss how Dannon has made great strides over the past year in their effort to become more “Green.”
How Continental Express is utilizing SmartWay to become more “Green”
Dannon – Transportation Sustainability Efforts
Diane Van Wagner, Director Transportation, Dannon
Russell L. Gottemoeller, President and founder of Continental Express, Inc.