4 - 6 October 2010
Pre-conference cocktail reception and registration
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Registration
Session 1
Coffee Break
Session 2
Lunch
Session 3
Session 4
The global marketplace has changed automotive logistics but its benefits and consequences are not universal; this session will help manufacturers and providers manage expectations going forward.
Globalization – the idea versus the reality
Speakers:
Stephen Harley, Executive Director, Global – Material Planning & Logistics and N.A. Parts Supply & Logistics, Ford Motor Company
Jasjit Sethi, CEO, TCI Supply Chain Solutions
Gala Dinner
Scott Grady, Senior Vice President, Landstar Carrier Group
Michelle Braun, Director, North American Inbound Logistics, General Motors
Session 6
WORKSHOP 3a WORKSHOP 3b WORKSHOP 3c Import and export supply chain SUPPLIER’S SUPPLY CHAIN Far, a long, long way to go SOLUTIONS Special DHL Exel workshop – Growth through turbulent times The impact of globalization on the vehicle logistics industry, including preparing for the new trade lanes. Moderator: Greg May, President, Jack Cooper Transport Speaker: Scott Mabry, Manager Transportation, Volkswagen USA Global platforms and low cost country sourcing have led to long supply chains for suppliers–this session will discuss strategies for supplying and sourcing globally. Panellist: Evelyn Chiang, VP Supply Chain & Information Technology, Tesla Motors Two special case studies Moderator: Vince Peters, Vice Vice President, DHL Exel Speakers: Pam Stec, Director, Material Planning & Logistics North America, Ford Motor Company Thomas Lindquist, Director Supply Chain Management, MOPAR Division, Chrysler Panellist: Gary Allen, Vice President of Product Development & Innovation, DHL Supply Chain Americas
Session 7
WORKSHOP 3a WORKSHOP 3b WORKSHOP 3c Satisfying the customer SUPPLIER’S SUPPLY CHAIN Crossdock SOLUTIONS Service Parts What are the changing needs of the dealer and end customer? What do they mean for the outbound supply chain for factors such as lead-time, inventory, frequency and quality? Speakers: Kathryn Moynihan, National Operations Manager for Claims and Major Damage, VASCOR Dennis Manns, Vice President Logistics, Honda Leland Chang, Manager, Quality Vehicle Handling & Claims, Ford Motor Company Panellist: Evelyn Chiang, Vice President Supply Chain & Information Technology, Tesla Motors Just as components meet in motion at crossdocks to keep the supply chain flowing, this session will bring together important decision makers to discuss how tier suppliers can collaborate and work more together. An in-depth look into one of the most complex (and profitable) supply chains, with the most direct impact on the customer experience.
Session 8