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Summary Sentence: The Georgia Tech Supply Chain Executive Forum will hold its Fall 2012 meeting May 1-2.
Full Summary: The Georgia Tech Supply Chain Executive Forum will hold its Spring meeting May 1-2, 2012 at the Georgia Tech Global Learning Center. The Forum is a member-supported initiative that offers senior supply chain executives new and innovative ideas to enhance profitability and growth within their companies.
Supply Chain Executive Forum logoThe Georgia Tech Supply Chain Executive Forum will hold its spring meeting May 1 - 2, 2012. With the theme "The Impact of International Trade in 2012", the forum will include presentations that discuss:
The forum will include speakers from Worley Parsons Group, CSX, Florida East Coast Railway, Transport Canada, Transplace Mexico, DB Schenker Logistics, Home Depot, Wal-Mart and Carters. Also included is a joint-session with the Atlanta CSCMP Chapter on the afternoon of May 1st which will provide a rich networking opportunity!
ABOUT THE SCEF
Georgia Tech's Supply Chain Executive Forum (SCEF), an unit of the Supply Chain & Logistics Institute, represents THE most relevant and valuable opportunity for senior supply chain executives to enhance the strategic impact of their supply chain processes and activities. The SCEF meets twice each year at Georgia Tech in Atlanta and helps its members to identify new and compelling ways to streamline operations to enhance profitability, integrate supply chain strategy with corporate strategy, and grow professionally within and beyond their current organizations.
To learn more about Georgia Tech’s Supply Chain Executive Forum, visit http://www.scl.gatech.edu/scef and read about our Spring 2011 and Fall 2011 meetings.
