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Issue 55 / May 2012
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May 6, 2012
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Letter From The President
by Dennis Moore, CPIM, CSCP
It is hard to believe it is May and summer is just around the corner. This has been an exciting year for PRSJ with so many accomplishments. During the year that ends June 30, 2012, we had fourteen events for our members. As a result of this hard work PRSJ is well on its way to being recognized as a Platinum Chapter. This is the highest rating a chapter can receive from APICS.
The year is not over! We still have lots to do:
- We have education classes scheduled in East Windsor and Mt Laurel throughout the summer and into the fall. Now is the time to start earning the CPIM and CSCP certifications. Go to our website http://www.apics-prsj.org/ to check out the education schedule and more importantly register for the classes.
- There is a Professional Development Meeting scheduled in Woodbury NJ on May 16, 2012. The guest speaker is Karin L. Bursa VP of Marketing for Logility. Join us to learn about 6 Keys to Accelerating Inventory Turns. Leverage proven techniques to gain competitive value through reduced buffer stock, freed-up working capital and improved service levels. You cannot miss this one.
- Last year we had a PDM (actually a relaxing night out with all our APICS friends) at the Waterfront Park in Trenton. We had so much fun we are doing it again this year. The date for the game is Wednesday May 23rd. We will start the evening at 6:15PM, with a short presentation from Gary Pezzuti speaking about career planning. The game will begin at 7:00PM. We will have a suite to watch the game, “ballpark food” will be provided and the Thunder will be playing the Akron Aeros. Register now at http://www.apics-prsj.org/
- Our #1 event of the year is “Top Management Night”. This event is being held at the Olde York Country Club in Bordentown, NJ on June 20, 2012. This is where we give special recognition and thanks to the “Member of the Year” and Company of the Year”. We always have great speakers and we swear in the newly elected board members who will serve the membership the following year. We will remind you when our website is ready for registration. See you there!
Does the PRSJ board take the summer off? No way! There are education classes to be conducted and there is a mid-summer strategy meeting to plan for the next year.
Make sure that you mark your calendar for the events you want to attend and register early!
Thanks!!
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Professional Development Meeting-South
Evening Topic: 6 keys to Accelerating Inventory Turns while Improving Service Levels
Speaker: Karin L. Bursa
Location: Charlie Brown's Steakhouse, Woodbury, NJ
Date: 05/16/12
Registration: 5:30 PM
Dinner: 6:30 PM
Presentation: 7:45 PM
Cost includes dinner:
•$30 member
•$35 non member
•$20 student
Payment methods:
•Paypal
•Check (made out to APICS-PRSJ)
•Cash
Pre-registration helps keep our cost down. Walk-ins are always accepted.
Six keys to Accelerating Inventory Turns while Improving Service Levels
Join us to learn about 6 Keys to Accelerating Inventory Turns. Leverage proven techniques to gain competitive value through reduced buffer stock, freed-up working capital and improved service levels. Leading the inventory optimization initiative in your organization requires more than an appreciation for its enormous cost savings and customer service improvements - it helps to put in place six crucial success-drivers. Learn
how industry leaders like P&G, Stanley Black & Decker, Celanese and others leverage innovative inventory optimization to drive tangible results.
Karin L. Bursa
Karin L. Bursa, vice president of marketing at Logility, oversees the company's market positioning, strategy development and marketing programs for Logility Voyager Solutions™, the company's full suite of collaborative supply chain optimization solutions. Ms. Bursa is known for her strategic vision and market knowledge and is experienced in the development, support and marketing of software solutions to improve and automate enterprise-wide operations including supply chain management, manufacturing, financial, field service and asset management. She began her career as a consultant for Accenture (formerly Andersen Consulting) where she focused on the manufacturing and telecommunications industries.
Ms. Bursa has been at the forefront of innovative demand-driven manufacturing, supply chain management and B2B collaboration initiatives such as the Voluntary Interindustry Commerce Standard (VICS) Collaborative Planning, Forecasting and Replenishment (CPFR) committee and Flow Manufacturing.
Ms. Bursa is often quoted in industry publications, speaks frequently at industry forums and is an active member of the Council of Supply Chain Management Professionals (CSCMP), Voluntary Interindustry Commerce Standards (VICS) Association, APICS, Women in Technology (WIT), and the Technology Association of Georgia. Ms. Bursa received a B.S. in Business Finance from Auburn University.
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Professional Development Meeting-North
 Special Baseball Game Event
Trenton Thunder Baseball Trenton Thunder vs. Akron Aeros
Date: 05/23/12
Registration & Networking: Cash Bar: 5:30 PM - 6:15 PM
Presentation: 6:15 PM - 7:00 PM
Baseball & Buffet: 7:00 PM - 9:00 PM
Cost includes dinner:
- $30 member
- $35 non member
- $20 student
Payment methods:
 We accept PayPal and checks (payable to APICS-PRSJ).
Pre-registration is REQUIRED for this event. NO WALK-UPS will be allowed.
A Job Search Discussion: An Open Question Format On Topics Including Resumes, Job Boards, Interviewing, Etc.
Everyone has their own ideas on resumes and how to find a new position. Hear specific ideas from someone who has assisted candidates for 40 years
Anticipated Topics:
• Marketing Techniques
• Resume Formats
• 30 Second Elevator Speech
• Another 80 / 20 Rule
• Asking Questions
• Answering Interview Questions
• The 70+, 5 and <30 Equation
• After The Interview
• How To Handle The $$$ Thing
Who Should Attend:
• Anyone presently in the job market… or will ever seek a new position
• Those who will sit for their annual review
• Candidates applying to ‘Internal Postings’ or seeking promotions and / or management positions
• Managers / Staff who screen / qualify candidates or conduct interviews
• Anyone involved in training / instruction / education
• Managers performing employee reviews
• Students / Returnees seeking to chart a career path
Gary will be available on a one on one basis to answer questions during the game.
NOTE: THIS PRESENTATION CONTAINS NO SOLICITATION
Gary Pezzuti
Gary Pezzuti of Summit Group has spent the past 30+ years as a Placement Professional serving most of the manufacturing sector and specializing in "Contingency Search" and "Interim Professionals". His focus is on the disciplines of Operations Management including Supply Chain, Manufacturing Management, Manufacturing Engineering, QA/QC and Systems Implementation. He has observed evolutionary changes in hiring procedures as well as the emergence of numerous "magical marketing techniques". And while there are no magic pills, Gary has developed an efficient method of teaching candidates more effective ‘real life’ presentation techniques... satisfying the desires of the candidates as well as fulfilling the requirements of the position and the expectations of the hiring authorities.
Gary is a frequent speaker at numerous APICS, ISM, IMA and ASQ chapter meetings across the country. He also provides Outplacement Counseling and has conducted Community Workshops, Career Planning Retreats as well as APICS Regional / District Conferences including Congress For Progress; Seminar One; The 6–Packed Conference and APICS International Conferences as well as mentoring graduates of the New Jersey Food Bank Food Service Training Academy.
Gary has been a member of the Northern Jersey Chapter of APICS since 1981; presently serves as Treasurer for Central Jersey Chapter of APICS and Secretary for West Jersey Chapter of APICS. He is Past President of the Board of Unity Church of NYC, Treasurer of The Eric Butterworth Foundation and Adjutant for the Military Order of the Purple Heart - Chapter 202.
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What's In It For Me?
by Kerry T. DiCiano
How APICS helped my career?
I am writing this article to share my thoughts on how I know APICS has not only helped my career but has excelled my career in ways I could not have imagined possible in the past. APICS has given me a shared language which has opened the doors of opportunity to speak to any level of any organization and fully understand the entire business from Business Planning down to the execution phases of Production Activity Control and anything in between.
APICS has opened my eyes to the importance of the flow of total communication between all activities within an organization. This total communication makes for the most efficient ways of throughput of material to the customer which in turn equals 100% customer satisfaction. APICS has taught me many different ways for continuous improvement activities to help the entire organization save on costs, improve customer satisfaction, work smarter not harder, lower inventory carrying costs and organize the work environment. These are just a few of the various Lean activities that help the reduction of waste.
APICS Educational classes have helped me question a process or activity with regards to improving it. By removing certain steps, it can help with the cycle time of an activity, less handling of material in an activity, less travel time in an activity and much more. Overall, it has put me on a journey that has no limit. APICS has trained and taught me the "How-To's" in helping a business, the employees and myself to succeed beyond belief. It has also taught me in much more detail to share the knowledge that I have gained with others and continue to learn and train others to the fullest of my ability. I could keep going with many more examples on how APICS has helped my career but I will end with this: APICS has taught me that Continuous learning, Change and Teamwork are keys for a successful business now and going forward into the future.
Thank You And Best Regards To All.
Vice President Of Programs,
Kerry T. DiCiano
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Summer ‘12 Education Classes at PRSJ
by John Zoller, CFPIM, CIRM
Earning your APICS Certification has never been easier with this summer’s Princeton South Jersey in-class education schedule. There are four flights of programs, spread over two centralized locations. See our website at http://www.apics-prsj.org/Education.html for dates and times, and to register.
Basics of Supply Chain Management (BSCM) is the first of five courses required to earn your Production and Inventory Management (CPIM) certification. Basics classes begin on May 26th in Mt. Laurel and June 25th in East Windsor, NJ. Each of the five courses is followed by its own computerized exam.
The CSCP Certified Supply Chain Professional classes are currently underway in East Windsor, and are next scheduled to begin on September 11th in East Windsor and September 12th in Mt. Laurel. The exam window is set for a December 1st to January 12th. Only one exam is needed to become CSCP Certified. Registration is also at the link: http://www.apics-prsj.org/Education.html .
Princeton South Jersey has a long history of providing education and certification preparation to its chapter members and any interested individual or group. Only APICS qualified instructors will provide day and evening classes, corporate class settings, or in-house custom programs. Over 170 individuals have completed PRSJ classes in the last five years alone! Our programs have been continuously active since 1999, with newly certified members going on to higher levels of professional development and career advancement.
Unemployed today? Let PRSJ educate you for free! Become a member, purchase a Participant Workbook, and your tuition is free. We’ll also provide you with professional networking opportunities once a week in class and as often as twice a month at our Professional Development dinner meetings. See our website for details and I hope to see you in class!
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Education Calendar
www.apics-prsj.org/Education.htm
Our Chapter's educational offerings are listed below. Details and costs for each class can be found by following the link to available from the "Education" section of our website via www.apics-prsj.org/Education.htm.
CSCP and CPIM Certification classes continue to form for the up coming classes detailed below. Locations are in Mt. Laurel and East Windsor, NJ. Use this link to find out more and to register: http://www.apics-prsj.org/Education.htm.
Have an education, Certification, or daytime classroom need? Contact the VP of Education at : "click to contact"
05/08/12 Detailed Scheduling and Planning, Mt. Laurel, NJ
05/26/12 Basics of Supply Chain Management, Mt. Laurel, NJ
June 2012
06/25/12 Basics of Supply Chain Management, East Windsor, NJ
July 2012
07/12/12 Strategic Management of Resources, East Windsor, NJ
07/17/12 Execution and Control of Operations, Mt. Laurel, NJ
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PRSJ LinkedIn Group! Join Now!
by Barry Jedic, CSCP
 The PRSJ Chapter has its own group on LinkedIn. For those of you who already have a LinkedIn profile, we encourage you to join.
The name of the group is "APICS - Princeton South Jersey (PRSJ) Chapter". It can be found by using "search groups" in the LinkedIn search window. The quickest way is to put “PRSJ” into the search window and it will bring you to the page where you can join.
As our group membership grows, it will allow us to have pertinent discussions on those topics that interest and affect our Chapter. If you "click" on the picture, you will be brought to the latest chapter discussions within LinkedIn.
Hope to see you as a group member soon. If you have trouble joining, shoot me an e-mail at E-mail the Editor.
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Princeton South Jersey Chapter Now On Facebook!
by Dana Jacobsen
 Fellow APICS Princeton-South Jersey members and friends, come find us on Facebook!
We have our own group which can be found by logging into ww.facebook.com and then searching for "APICS PRSJ". Belonging to the group on Facebook is a continuous networking event. You will receive updates on educational offerings, weekly PDMs, district events, and other gatherings. Board members and group members alike can share information on the wall or in the discussions tab.
Feel free to use the page as a forum for interaction and spreading information by posting links, adding pictures, asking questions, and staying in touch.
Hope to see you there!
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Princeton South Jersey Officers
2010 - 2011
apics-prsj.org/Officers.htm
President
Executive Vice President
Recording Secretary
V.P. Programs
V.P. Finance
V.P. Education
Education Committee
V.P. Membership
V.P. Marketing
Marketing Committee
Newsletter Editor
Director of Arrangements-North
Director of Arrangements-South
Director of Employment
Director of Company Coordinator
Company Coordinator
Presidents Advisory Council
Member at Large
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Meet the PRSJ Board of Directors for (2011-2012)
President - Dennis Moore, CPIM, CSCP
Dennis has worked in Operations Management for 30 years. He earned his CPIM certification in 2000 and the CSCP certification in 2008. He has been a member of APICS since 1997 and became an active volunteer in 2008. Dennis lives in Eastampton, NJ with his lovely wife Janet.
Executive Vice President - Peter Blok, PhD
Peter has 28 years industrial experience in pharmaceuticals and biopharma manufacturing. Most of those years were spent in manufacturing & supply chain operational roles in the US, Europe, and Asia. Pete has commercial drug product launch and regulatory experience in the US, Europe and Latin America. One of Pete’s job rotations was to lead an IT organization where he implemented several systems for manufacturing and supply chain including RFID-Counterfeit Prevention, Shop floor controls (MES), and multiple ERP systems.
Pete is currently a Partner at Pharma Team, a consulting company in NJ. Previously he has held positions as the VP Global Supply Chain for Celgene Corporation, VP Pharmaceutical Industry Consulting for Invensys, and Director, US Operations Planning for Novartis Pharmaceuticals (Sandoz). Pete holds PhD in Chemical Physics from NYU and obtained his training in finance and operations management at NYU Stern and The Wharton School of Business.
Recording Secretary – Laurie Strehl
Laurie is an executive with 30 years of research and supply chain experience in the pharmaceutical products and biotechnology industry. She has worked in basic and applied research, procurement, enterprise system implementation, and data and process improvements.
Laurie is currently an Associate Director in the Enterprise Data Operations group of Technical Operations at Bristol-Myers Squibb Pharmaceuticals. Laurie holds BA in Biology from Rollins College. She received her CSCP certification in 2009.
Vice President of Programs – Kerry DiCiano
Kerry has 20 years of experience in Distribution and Warehousing activities, eighteen of which was spent in the Distribution/Manufacturing industry at Okidata. He was a key player in several big moves at Okidata over the years and most recently a huge reformation project that actually put four Oki facilities into one. Along with the success of the reformation project he was tasked with a SMI project which had to reduce the amount of inventory by tens of millions of dollars at the North American Head Quarters.
Kerry has taken all five modules of the APICS CPIM Program. He is presently a Team Leader at Okidata. His responsibilities at Okidata consists of controlling a 60 plus million dollar inventory along with various other tasks which include Supply Chain Management activities like Shipping (Distribution), Receiving, Return Goods Authorized, Production and any related SAP activities.
Vice President of Finance – Robert L. Wetherill, Jr. MBA, CPIM, BOCP-BOE
Robert is a senior level ERP and Business Intelligence specialist with over 28 years experience in the field, focusing on Distribution, Manufacturing and Financials at the functional and technical level. He has a BA Degree from Kutztown University and a MBA from Temple University.
Robert has been consulting for Celgene Corporation and has recently taken employment with Celgene as an Enterprise Data Warehouse Architect, where he is helping to set the direction for Business Intelligence and Data Warehouse technologies
Robert currently serves as Vice President-Finance of the APICS PRSJ(Princeton/South Jersey) Chapter, is a Past President and has been an active board member for over 9 years. He is also active with Rotary International, where he has served on a local District Board as Secretary.
Over the past 12 years, Robert has specialized in JDEdwards and Oracle ERP systems, is certified in Distribution and Manufacturing, and has focused on the following:
Functional – Supply Chain, Manufacturing, Distribution, Financials
Technical – Data Collection, Database Reporting, Business Intelligence
He has consulted domestically and internationally with numerous companies in the following verticals: Pharmaceutical, Medical, Industrial, Automotive, Food, Electronic.
Vice President of Education – John Zoller, CFPIM, CIRM
John is one of the original Chapter organizers. He has held many positions on the Board including President. He has served APICS at the District level as VP of Membership, and participates in the PRSJ Presidents Advisory Council. His materials management experience covers over 36 years in electronics, cosmetics and fragrances, specialty chemicals, nutrition products, and industrial adhesives. John has earned two APICS certifications and is a Master Instructor of the CPIM courseware. He resides in East Windsor, NJ with his wife Bonnie.
Education Committee – Minh-Thu Vo
Minh has nearly 15 years of supply chain experience, and is currently a Demand Planner for Rhodia Inc in Cranbury, NJ. She's been a member of the Princeton South Jersey Chapter since 2010 and this is her first assignment with the Board of Directors. Minh earned her CSCP certification in August of 2010.
Vice President of Membership – Bryan Warshofsky, CPIM
Bryan has been a member of the Chapter since 2001. During this period, he has served in various capacities on the Board of Directors including Programs, Finance and Executive Vice President. In 2003, he earned his CPIM certification. Bryan's experience is in materials management, purchasing and supply chain as well as the implementation of ERP systems, for companies in the printing and homebuilding industries. Bryan lives in Marlboro, NJ with his wife and two children.
Vice President of Marketing – Blair Williams, CFPIM, CSCP, Jonah
FBlair joined APICS in 1979 and certified CPIM in 1982. He worked in AT&T Submarine Systems as Director of Materials and Manufacturing Engineering for factories in NJ and PA. Blair retired in 1999 and presently teaches various ‘Operations’ topics in a graduate program at NYU –Polytechnic University.
He has been on the PRMO/PRSJ board of directors since 1999 and has held most positions on the Board, including President from 2002-2003. Blair currently serves APICS Corporate on the CPIM Basics certification and curriculum council and as a subject matter expert for CSCP. He lives in Monroe Twp, NJ.
Marketing Committee – Maureen Kettner
Maureen has been an APICS member since 2000 and has recently joined of the Board of Directors. Maureen currently serves as Logistics Manager with Princeton Instruments (PI). She has worked in Operations for over 25 years in various roles such as Materials Manager, Production Control Supervisor, and General Manager. She has earned 6 Sigma Black Belt Certification and has completed 3 of the 5 CPIM modules.
Maureen has been instrumental in the implementation of many ERP systems. One of Maureen's current work functions at PI is as Project Leader (for Operations) of Epicor where the goal of the project is to incorporate multi-company's Manufacturing, Engineering, Sales, Distribution, and Accounting needs into one ERP software solution to help provide a single point of accountability and rapid return.
Marketing Committee –James Masotti
James graduated college in 2008 after studying in the US, Germany, and Japan when he started working as a consultant for a German ERP software company which specializes in meeting the unique demands of the food industry. For the 3 years he held this position he helped customers in the US, Canada, Germany and the Caribbean. Specifically he was responsible for implementing solutions to improve sales and procurement processes, inventory control, production scheduling, and reporting across these areas. Now James is a buyer at Perry Videx, the world’s largest used process equipment, where he establishes and fosters strategic relationships with suppliers and negotiates purchases. James joined APICS in March 2011, is currently pursuing his CPIM. This is his first assignment with the Board of Directors. He resides in Turnersville, NJ with his wife Kaitlyn.
Newsletter Editor - Barry Jedic, CSCP
Barry Jedic is joined the chapter in February 2009. He became involved with the board of directors and accepted his first assignment on the board as the newsletter editor which he continues to hold this year. His expertise is in supply chain and quality management with over 20 years experience in two fortune 500 companies. He currently works for the Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory in Quality Assurance. He looks forward to continuing to advance the chapter’s newsletter and the value it brings to the chapter members. Barry lives in Jackson, NJ with his wife Olga.
Director of Arrangements - North Dave Otten
Dave has 20 years of experience in Operations Management, for companies in the Printing and Home Automations business. He earned his CPIM designation in 2004 and the CSCP certification in 2008. Has been a member of APICS since 1991 and a recently became an active board member in August of 2010. Before joining our Chapter Dave was a member of the Central Jersey Chapter. Dave lives in Matawan, NJ with his wife and two children, Kelly and Robby.
Director of Arrangements - South Dana Jacobsen
This is my first assignment with the board of directors. I recently graduated from James Madison University in May 2009 with a BS in Mathematics. I also have a European Marketing Minor from my semester abroad to Antwerp, Belgium. I am just beginning my new job at Univeg in Swedesboro, NJ working with inventory. I currently live at home in Mount Laurel, NJ.
Director of Employment -Matthew Wizeman
Matt joined APICS in 2009 and became a member of the Princeton South Jersey Chapter in 2011. This is his first position on the Board of Directors. His business experience includes work in new product development, project management, manufacturing and operations. Matt received his BS in Mechanical Engineering from Northeastern University and his MBA from Bentley University. He is currently a Product Manager for Goodrich Corporation and expects to complete his CSCP certification in July of 2011.
Director of Company Coordinator – George Lazarrides, CSCP, CPIM
George has been a member of the chapter since 1996 and a board member since 1999. He was past President of the chapter from June 2007 till June 2009. George earned his CPIM certification in 2002. He has over 20 years of experience as a Corporate Production Planner for Rhodia, located in Cranbury NJ. George lives in Lawrenceville NJ with his wife and dog.
Company Coordinator – Frank Abatangelo, CPIM
Frank's career has covered over 30+ years, holding positions as VP Operations, Director of Industrial Engineering, Director Manufacturing and Distribution Systems, Plant Manager and Principal Supply Chain Consultant. He has worked in corporations ranging from a small 200 person shop to a facility employing 1,500 people.
His formal education is from various educational institutions such as Central Michigan University were I obtained my Graduate Degree in Logistics, Thomas Edison State College were I obtained my BSBA in Industrial Management and Brookdale Community College were I obtained my A.A.S. in computer science. Frank holds a CPIM certificate and is a Certified Lead Instructor in CPIM and Lean Enterprise courses He is presently working toward his CSCP certification.
Presidents Advisory Council – James O’Donnell, CPIM, CIRM
Jim has been a member of APICS since 1985. He achieved CPIM in 1991 and CIRM in 1994 and has been a certified instructor for both certifications since 1995. Jim started his membership with the Northern New Jersey Chapter and transferred to our chapter in 1997 where he was our Executive Vice President. Jim was President for our Chapter in 1999-2000 and has remained on the board of directors in various capacities. He is married to Betty and has two sons, Brian and Hugh.
Member at Large – Dave Hollinger, CPIM, CSCP
Dave has been a member of APICS since 1991 and a PRSJ board member since 2002. He has served as Newsletter Editor and currently is the Employment Director. Dave is one of the instructors for CPIM, CSCP, Lean, and Global Supply courses. Professionally, he works with small and medium size companies to increase profits by introducing and implementing Lean, & Green, concepts. Dave and his family have lived in Ocean Township for over 25 years.
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2011-2012 Professional Development Meeting List
September 14, 2011
Topic: Teach Your Shop Floor The P.O.L.C.A.
Speaker: Rick Cathers
Where: Charlie Browns - Woodbury, NJ
Topic: Breakthrough Distribution Technologies 2011
Speaker: Marvin Logan
Where: Crown Plaza Hotel - Monroe, NJ
October 15, 2011
Topic: Supply Chain Management & OKI Data Plant Tour
Speakers: Dennis Moore and Brian Jacobsen
Where: Oki Data - Mount Laurel N.J. (Free for members)
October 19, 2011
Topic: Measure To Mature
Speaker: Mark Chockalingam
Where: Holiday Inn - East Windsor N.J.
October 19 & 20th 2011 - Seminar
Topic: Sales, Inventory And Operations Planning
Speaker: Mark Chockalingam
Where: Holiday Inn - East Windsor N.J.
November 16, 2011
Topic: When Things Don’t Go According To Plan
Speakers: Larry Solow and Denise G. Easton
Where: Crown Plaza Hotel - Monroe, NJ
January 18, 2012
Topic: Value Chain GHG Emissions Accounting
Speaker: Robert Kuhn
Where: Triumph Brewing Company - Princeton, NJ
February 8, 2012
Topic: Education Night
Speaker: Blair Williams, CFPIM, Jonah, CSCP
Where: Charlie Brown's Steakhouse, Woodbury, NJ
February 15, 2012
Topic: Education Night
Speaker: Blair Williams, CFPIM, Jonah, CSCP
Where: Crown Plaza Hotel - Monroe, NJ
March 14, 2012
Topic: Schenker Logistics - Air/Ocean - Imports/Exports
Speaker: Dave Collins & Brian Wilke
Where: Charlie Brown's Steakhouse, Woodbury, NJ
March 21, 2012
Topic: Teach Your Shop Floor the P.O.L.C.A.
Speaker: Rick Cathers, CPIM, Jonah
Where: Crown Plaza Hotel - Monroe, NJ
April 4, 2012
Topic: Berry Plastics Plant Tour
Speaker: Bob Loftus, Plant Manager
Where: Berry Plastics Corporation - Cranbury, NJ
May 16, 2012
Topic: 6 Keys to Accelerating Inventory Turns while Improving Service
Speaker: Karin L. Bursa
Where: Charlie Brown's Steakhouse, Woodbury, NJ
May 23, 2012
Topic: Job Search Discussion
Speaker: Gary Puzziti
Where: Trenton Thunder - Water Front Park, Trenton, NJ
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