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The Intangible Asset Value of Safe, Secure and Ethical Supply Chains

Disarticulated value and supply chains, disposal of physical assets, technology-enabled innovations in business processes, and inadequacies in accounting have collectively transformed intangible assets into the primary sources of corporate risk and value.




Savannah Dhu
Nature Preserve and
Conference Center

6-9 September 2008
Finger Lakes, NY

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 safety, security, ethical sourcing, environmental sustainability, quality, integrity or intellectual property licensing, you won’t want to miss this conference.

Join us for the Society's 2008 Annual Meeting, Reputational Perils: The Intangible Value Of Safe, Secure And Ethical Supply Chains, for an exploration of the intangible asset value created within companies that can demonstrate their compliance with best practices for ensuring safe, secure and ethical supply chains.

Discounted early registration ends 18 July.
Register Today!

Confirmed Speakers

Scott Childers, The Walt Disney Company
Dennis Dalton, Northrop Grumman
David DeLong, Author, Lost Knowledge
Ken Jarboe, Athena Alliance
Chris Hatzi, Crisis Simulations, Inc.

Robert Liscouski, Steel City Re
Jon Low, Predictiv
Al Martinez-Fonts, Dept of. Homeland Security
Dan Prieto, IBM
Robert Rittereiser, Zhi Verden

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Have You SeenThese Recent Articles from the Society?

     

IAM magazine, a Globe White Page Ltd publication, is the media partner of the Society. IAM magazine publishes in each issue a contribution from the Society on a noteworthy intangible asset finance matter. To see a full list of recent articles contributed by the Society, click here.

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The value of intangible assets is the difference between a company’s book value and market capitalization; that value averages 70% of a company’s market capitalization. Intangible assets comprise business processes, patents, trademarks; reputations for ethics and integrity; quality, safety, sustainability, security, and resilience. The objectives of the Intangible Asset Finance Society (www.iafinance.org) are to increase the visibility, transparency, and positive impact of intangible asset finance through education, advocacy, and the promulgation of standards.  For more information on membership, click here.

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