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Reputational Perils: The intangible value of safe, secure and ethical supply chains.September 6-9, 2008
Lead paint in toys, poison in pet food, tainted medications, and clothes made by eight-year old children, disrupted supply chains and delays from missing parts – all are recent examples of disastrous shocks to corporate reputation, revenue, and market share. If you are responsible for ethical sourcing, environmental sustainability, quality, integrity, security, safety or intellectual property licensing, you won’t want to miss this conference. Confirmed SpeakersJon Baskin, Author, Branding Only Works on Cattle
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PROGRAM OVERVIEW
Managers of the brand retailers, systems integrators, and major suppliers have limited transparency and intermittent control of their supply chains, yet they have ultimate responsibility for the supply chain’s performance in the eyes of their clients and shareholders. Money, reputation, and even survival are at stake.
Speakers at this bespoke interactive conference will address these key questions:
- Strategies: What are the drivers of cost, risk, and reward among alternative supply chain strategies?
- Technologies: What options are available to increase supply chain visibility?
- Metrics: By what metrics should one measure the risks and benefits of supplier relationship management?
- Best Practices: Are there best practices for developing a culture that promotes safety, security, and ethical sourcing?
VENUE
As in previous years, the 2008 Annual Meeting will be held at the spectacular Savannah Dhu Wildlife Preserve, Pines Lodge, and Conference Center. Located among the finger lakes in central NY approximately midpoint between Rochester and Syracuse, and providing room, boarding and conference facilities, the hospitality and amenities make this an ideal facility for the creative exploration of major global issues.
For an on-line tour of the conference facility, click here.
See below to download a map and driving directions to the conference facility.
Driving Directions and Map (310 KB)

