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Achieving a Green Supply Chain – National Conference

Active Communications International (ACI) announced the Achieving a Green Supply Chain National Conference scheduled for December 9-11, 2008 in Atlantic City, NJ.

This conference will focus on:

  • Develop consistencies in supply chain operations to improve short and long term goals
  • Implement Green Supply Chain management to mitigate risks and facilitate innovation
  • Use Green Supply Chain as a strategic analysis tool to close gaps within the supply chain
  • Align Green Supply chain goals with business goals to gain stakeholder support and add value
  • Use Green Supply Chain as a catalyst for innovation
  • Understand how Green Supply Chain Analysis can target wasted material, wasted energy, and under utilized resources
  • Focus on source reduction programs to drive higher value improvements
  • Overcome executives’ misconceptions of how the green supply chain will impact their costs in operations
  • Define Green Supply Chain projects to add business value to your organization
  • Promote alignment through suppliers and customers which result in better alignment of business processes and principles

Distinguished Speaking Faculty Includes:

  • Rob Threlkeld, Manager of Supply Contracts & Green Initiatives, GENERAL MOTORS
  • Edna Conway, Senior Director, Advance Compliance and Social Responsibility, CISCO SYSTEMS
  • John Brockwell, VP, Global Supply Chain Practice Lead, JPMORGAN CHASE
  • Erin Bracey, Sustainability Manager, KIMBERLY-CLARK
  • Rashid Shaikh, Senior Director Global Sourcing and Supply Chain Operations, NYPRO
  • Richard Sherman, Ceo, GOLD & DOMAS RESEARCH
  • Gregg Brandyberry, Vice President Procurement Global Systems and Operations, GLAXOSMITHKLINE
  • Matt Daum, Section Manager of Supply Chain Organization, HEWLETT PACKARD
  • Andrea Bradshaw, Executive Vice President, BRIGHTSTAR U.S.
  • Bill Schneiderman, CEO, THE RESULTS GROUP
  • Tim Radbourne, CEO, RADBOURNE CONSULTING
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