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Program Day 1

COCKTAIL RECEPTION:
Monday, 27 September

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PANEL SESSIONS:
Wednesday, 29 September

PANEL SESSIONS: Tuesday 28 September

08.00 Registration opens

9.00 - 10.30 Session One: Keeping the supply chain fluid

Carmakers and suppliers face more challenges than ever in maintaining the robustness of their supply networks. Issues such as homeland security, congestion, labor relations and even the environment all make for an unpredictable and ever-changing world.

  • Dr E.-H. Krog
    Executive Director, Logistics
    Audi AG

  • Mathias Reichhold
    VP, Special Projects
    Magna International Europe AG

  • Douglas Zopfi
    Director, Parts Operations
    Mopar Division of DaimlerChrysler

  • Greg Slawson
    VP Automotive Solutions
    G-Log

 

10.30 - 11.00 Coffee Break

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11.00 - 12.30 Session Two: The role of logistics service providers

Rising expectations and severe cost pressures mean that service providers have to use their scope and scale to create new opportunities for their customers. At the same time, they need a change in mindset from the industry in areas such as collaboration to execute those opportunities.

  • Gary Allen
    North American Distribution Leader
    Capgemini

  • Dr John Langley
    TLI Professor of Supply Chain Management
    Georgia Institute of Technology

  • James Moore
    VP, Sales
    Ryder Integrated Logistics

  • Glenn Uminger
    General Manager, Production Control, Logistics
    Toyota Motor Manufacturing N. America

  • Michael Wills
    VP & Global Leader, Automotive Competence Center
    Panalpina Inc

  • Larry Smith
    Scheduling/Transportation Manager
    Borgwarner Emmissions/Thermal

 

12.30 - 14.00 Lunch

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14.00 - 15.30 Session Three: The impact of globalization

The question is not whether globalization will happen; it is already here. The imperative is for logistics executives to overcome the challenges it has created of extended supply chains, new relationships, localization and trade imbalances

  • Grant Belanger
    Executive Director, MP&L
    Ford Motor Company

  • David Hodgson
    VP, Worldwide Supply C/J/D
    DaimlerChrysler

  • Caroline Stolze
    Industry Sector Manager, Automotive at PM Logistics
    Schenker

 

15.30 - 16.00 Coffee Break

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16.00 - 17.30 Session Four: Supplier’s Supply Chain

Logistics is an area of increasing importance to suppliers as they seek inventory cost savings in their own operations and those of their suppliers. But there are serious issues for Tier 1 suppliers in coping with the multiple processes, systems and other requirements, such as packaging, that they are presented with by carmakers.

  • Victor Giardini
    Senior Director, Supply Chain Management, Light Vehicle Systems
    ArvinMeritor

  • David Griffiths
    Senior Logistics Manager
    TRW Automotive

  • Tom Jones
    Senior VP, Automotive Aerospace and Transportation Management
    Ryder Integrated Logistics

 

17.30 - 18.30 Fine Wine & Cheese

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18.30 - 20.00 Gala dinner

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