CSCMP’s 2015 Annual Conference

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Where Great Supply Chain Minds Meet

If you’re not connected to the global community of successful supply chain businesses, thought leaders, and innovators, your company and your career can never reach their full potential. CSCMP’s 2015 Annual Conference is an event like none other, presenting you with unlimited opportunities to learn from industry experts, hear dynamic speakers you won’t hear anywhere else, and network with the most influential supply chain leaders in the world. You’ll also connect to the latest supply chain management knowledge, research, and industry developments.

Join your colleagues from around the world in San Diego at supply chain’s premier event and make the connections that will accelerate your success.

Create a personalized event that’s custom-tailored to your professional needs. Choose education sessions that are most pertinent to your areas of operation, covering the end-to-end supply chain from each of the five cornerstones.

Cornerstone I: Economic Forecasts, Benchmarks, and Surveys
Track 1: 2015 Supply Chain Innovations of the Year
Track 2: Collaborative Research in Action
Track 3: Current Research and Surveys
Cornerstone II: Leadership, Talent, and Career
Track 4: Leadership at the C-Level
Track 5: The New Supply Chain Professional
Cornerstone III: Manufacturing, Planning, and Sourcing
Track 6: Manufacturing and Operations
Track 7: Planning, Forecasting, and Inventory Management
Track 8: Sourcing and Supplier Management
Cornerstone IV: Supply Chain Solutions and Practice
Track 9: Industry Verticals
Tracks 10-12: Sponsor Presentation Series I, II, and III
Tracks 13-14: Supply Chain Exchange I and II
Cornerstone V: Transportation, Distribution, and Warehousing
Track 15: Transportation
Track 16: Warehousing and Distribution

The Council of Supply Chain Management Professionals (CSCMP) provides you and your organization with the education, research, connections, and professional growth you need to meet the demands of a constantly changing marketplace.

CSCMP HQ
333 East Butterfield Road, Suite 140
Lombard, Illinois 60148

Phone 630-574-0985
Fax 630-574-0989

Email membership@cscmp.org
Website https://cscmp.org/

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