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2007 Hi-Res Coming Supply Chain Leaders in Action Official Directory and Reference Congratulations to Staples, Inc. 2007 hi-res coming Supply Chain Leaders In Action Official Directory and Reference 2007 Circle of Excellence Recipient Guide Supply Chain Leaders in Action Table of 2007 Committee Members Contents Executive Education Committee 2007 Executive Committee Chairman 2008 Executive Committee Chairman Kevin Smith, Jim LaBounty, General Information ................................................... 2 SVP of Supply Chain & Logistics SVP, Director, Supply Chain CVS/Pharmacy JCPenney Welcome Letter .......................................................... 3 Abbott Labs The Hershey Company PepsiCo List of Lab Participants ............................................... 4 John Ginascol, Div., VP Global Supply Chain Bruce Hancock, Director of Customer Service & John Phillips, VP Customer Supply Chain & Logistics Supply Chain Collaboration Baxter Healthcare Pfizer Conference Overview ................................................. 6 Brian Magerkurth, VP Global Supply Chain Home Depot Tracy Bloedel, Director, IDC Philips Consumer Electronics Bayer Danny Garst, SVP Global Operations Session Abstracts ........................................................ 10 John Herzig Jr., Director, US Customer Logistics Invacare Jeff Craigo, Director Global Supplier Development Procter & Gamble BNSF Ed Payne, Dir., Customer Services/Logistics N.A. Steve Branscum, Grp. VP Consumer Products Johnson & Johnson Allison Campbell, Director, Logistics Publix Super Markets, Inc. Cabela’s Richard Schuler, VP of Distribution Brian Linneman, COO Kimberly-Clark Mark Jamison, VP, N.A. Customer Supply Chain Roadway SCLA Learning Guide ............................................... 33 Circuit City Chuck DeLutis, VP Sales Ron Cuthberston, SVP Supply Chain Management McKesson • University Mentors ................................................ 34 Donald Walker, SVP Global Operations Ryder Del Laboratories Dave Bouchard, SVP International Operations Cary Newman, EVP, Global Operations Molson-Coors Jack Buffington, Director Project Excellence Schering-Plough • Meeting the Goals ................................................ 35 GlaxoSmithKline Rodney Freeman, VP Supply Chain Management William Ramos, Director of International Supply, NKY RFID, Brand Protection, Audit and Compliance Tom Perdue, EVP & COO Staples, Inc. • Meeting the Needs: Matching the Sources ............ 36 Donald Ralph, SVP of Logistics Henry Schein, Inc. Pacer Donna Gilbert, Director Global Supply Chain Jeff Brashares, Vice Chairman, Commercial Sales Watson Pharmaceutical Jeff Regan, VP Material Management • SCLA Notes & Evaluation Forms ............................ 37 University Mentors Conference Scorecard ................................................ 50 Dr. Brian Gibson, Associate Professor, Dr. Garland Chow, Associate Professor of Dr. Steve Dunn, Professor Chair of Department of Aviation Management & Logistics, Operations & Logistics, University of British Supply Chain & Operations Management, Auburn University Columbia University of Wisconsin at Oshkosh Appendix: Super Session Case Studies & Pre-Reads Dr. O. Keith Helferich, Professor, Marketing & Dr. Jennifer Blackhurst, Assistant Professor, Dr. Paul Zinszer, Associate Professor, Marketing & Logistics, Central Michigan University Supply Chain Management, Iowa State University Supply Chain Management, Syracuse University • Workforce Development Case Studies.................... 54 Dr. George Haley, Professor, Dr. Rhonda Lummus, Associate Professor Industrial Marketing & International Business, of Operations & Supply Chain Management, University of New Haven Iowa State University 2007 Lab Participants • Demand Driven Case Study: Dr. Richard Dawe, Associate Professor of Dr. Edward Arnheiter, Associate Professor, Operations & Supply Chain Management, Lally School of Management & Technology, RPI Avery Dennison McKasson Corporation (Monday session) .............. 68 Golden Gate University George Dyche, Business Development Manager Dr. Asoo Vakharia, Professor Supply Chain Dr. Arnold Maltz, Associate Professor, Supply Management, University of Florida Lexmark International • Demand Driven Case Study: The Procter & Gamble Chain Management, Arizona State University Dr. Robert Jacobs, Professor of Operations, Rick Kallop, Sr. Manufacturing & Distribution Consultant Dr. Thomas Goldsby, Associate Professor of Indiana State University Corporation (Wednesday session) .......................... 75 Supply Chain Management, University of Kentucky Dr. Thomas DeCarlo, Professor& Ben S. Weil Spherion Dr. David Menachof, Professor & Senior Lecturer Endowed Chair of Industrial Distribution, James Coker, Dir., Brand Mgmnt. & Business • Supply Chain Finance Case Studies........................ 81 in Transport Economics, International Logistics & University of Alabama at Birmingham Services Mktg. Distribution, City University, London Dr. Stephen Derby, Associate Professor of The On-Point Group • Supply Chain Collaboration Case Studies .............. 93 Dr. Alex Sommers,Professor, Department of Mechanical Engineering, RPI Robert Burrows III Industrial Engineering, University of New Haven Dr. Charles Sox, Professor & University Chair of Managing Principal Dr. Richard Young, Professor Supply Chain Manufacturing Management, University of Alabama Management, Penn State University webMethods Dr. Joe Hanna, Professor of Supply Chain Deborah Miller, Industry Marketing Management, Auburn University # # General Welcome Information Attendees Conference Hours: Monday, June 11, 2007 ..........................................7:00 a.m. – 5:15 p.m. On behalf of the Distribution Business Management Association, and its Tuesday, June 12, 2007 ..........................................8:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. affiliated member companies and Universities, I would like to welcome Wednesday, June 13, 2007......................................7:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. you to the 2007 Supply Chain Leaders in Action Conference. This pro- gram is truly a “one of a kind” event allowing participants from all facets of supply chain management to work and learn together in an effort to improve the way we all Registration Hours: do business. There is no other organization that I am aware of that affords supply Sunday, June 10, 2007 ............................................10:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. chain professionals the opportunity for focused study in concert with suppliers, serv- Monday, June 11, 2007 .......................................... 6:30 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. ice providers, transportation providers and retailers all at the same table. Additionally, Tuesday, June 12, 2007 ..........................................7:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. because this is a “by invitation only” group of members selected from Fortune 1000 Wednesday, June 13, 2007......................................7:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. companies, you know that you are in an environment populated by the cream of the crop. Monday & Wednesday I hope that as you go through the curriculum over the next few days you will come to recognize the great amount of effort that went into developing the program. The • Supply Chain Finance Super Session will be held in room National Ballroom A Executive Education Committee, along with many dedicated professors from presti- • Workforce Development Super Session will be held in room National Ballroom B gious universities around the world and a host of volunteer executives from our • Supply Chain Collaboration Super Session will be held in room National Ballroom C member companies, took input from the member companies and compiled four • Demand Drive Supply Chain Super Session will be held in room National Ballroom D Super Sessions designed to address some of the most pressing issues you face back on the job. The four main topics are Supply Chain Finance, Workforce Development, Tuesday Demand Driven Supply Chains and Supply Chain Collaboration. This seems like a lot, but it is only the beginning. Based on your input after this conference, we will con- • Best Practices Track will be held in National Ballroom A tinue to build on and refine our course of study for future programs. Please think of • Hot Topics Track will be held in National Ballroom B this as your personal development program and let us know what you need to be • Transportation Issues Track will be held in National Ballroom C successful. We truly value and need your feedback in order to formulate our next • Future Trends and Issues Track will be held in National Ballroom D steps. Monday & Tuesday Finally, I hope that you will enjoy your time at the conference. I encourage you to network with all of the participants and attendees. You never know where the next • Peer Group Roundtables will be held in National Ballroom C breakthrough idea in supply chain is going to come from. So, please, forge new • Breakfast with Mentors will be held in National Ballroom C (Monday & Wednesday ONLY) alliances, share your ideas freely and be open to the ideas of others. This is your con- • Tuesday lunch will be held in International Ballroom III ference and it is our intention to make it meaningful and memorable. Thank you for • Monday & Wednesday lunch will be held in National Ballrooms A, B, C & D as part of each being here! Super Session Sincerely, Registration Desk The registration desk is located directly across from National Ballroom C in the Kevin F. Smith rotunda area. Senior Vice President Supply Chain & Logistics CVS Pharmacy & Chairman DBMA / SCLA Education Committee 2 3 2007 Lab Participants Avery Dennison
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