Aberdeen's new event on supply chain innovation

Filed in archive Special Events on February 14, 2007

Aberdeen and Global Logistics & Supply Chain Strategies Magazine have partnered to host the Supply Chain Management Summit, April 4-5, 2007 at the Seaport Hotel and World Trade Center, in Boston, MA, Market Wire reported.

This preeminent best practices and networking event will enable executives to accelerate their supply chain management transformations. Aberdeen research finds that 81% of companies are currently focused on creating new supply chain innovations or looking to adopt best practices. Founded in fact-based research, the exclusive summit will feature best practices in supply chain strategy and execution for supply chain vice presidents, CFOs and treasurers, CIOs, COOs, and directors of logistics, manufacturing, and purchasing.

Confirmed Speakers Include:

-- Tim Carroll, Vice President, Supply Chain Operations, IBM
-- Logan McDougal, Managing Director, Supply Chain and Operations Group,
Wrigley
-- Bob Cantow, Vice President of Supply Chain, Boston Scientific
-- Ed Sands, Managing Director of International Transportation, Williams-
Sonoma
-- Jane Solomon, Global Trade Compliance, Anritsu
-- David Scott, Global Supply & Logistics, Raytheon

The Supply Chain Management Summit is part of the acclaimed Aberdeen Summit Series that recently featured renowned CEO John Sculley and best-selling business author Michael Treacy. The Summits bring corporate executives together to share transformation strategies, pitfalls, and successes. Summit participation is limited to 200 executive level participants seeking to hear from and network with industry thought leaders.