Fall 2008 Supply Chain Leaders' Forum: Achieving End-to-End Supply Chain Alignment

September 4-5, 2008

The forum connects leading supply chain professionals with academics twice a year to discuss business challenges organizations must address to remain competitive. The theme for the Fall 2008 Supply Chain Leaders' Forum is "Achieving End-To-End Supply Chain Alignment". 

We are pleased to have Mary Adamy, an Oliver Wight principal, serving as the forum program director. Adamy is a consultant and educator providing guidance in demand management and integrated business management practices. Her career has taken her across all supply chain disciplines including transportation, distribution, demand management, and supply management. As a consultant, Adamy has provided guidance to a variety of companies from high-volume commodity chemicals to fashion-oriented consumer goods.

Join Adamy and the Center for Supply Chain Research to explore what it takes to achieve end-to-end supply chain alignment. Hear best practices, lessons learned, and new perspectives including:

• Board room discussion of how global organizations align to executive business results

• "Speed to Market" product placement through supply collaboration at Cadbury North America
• Internal functional alignment through sales and operations planning
• Trading partner collaboration case studies, survey results, pain points, and enablers
  

For more information and to register for the Fall 2008 Supply Chain Leaders' Forum: Achieving End-to-End Supply Chain Alignment, please access the following links:

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