Logistics in Supply Chain Management Executive Seminar
The Henry Center for Executive Development
Lansing, MI
May 09, 2010 To May 14, 2010
Program Benefits
- Emphasize the contribution of logistics and integrated supply chain to firm competitiveness
- Aid in the understanding of theory, dynamics, structure and principles of the logistics discipline in an effort to achieve superior supply chain and logistics performance
- To assist managers to transition participating companies from managing specific functional areas, such as transportation and warehousing toward the challenges of logistics planning and operational integration
- To identify and understand the logistics and supply trade-offs, associated with global operations.
Faculty/Speakers
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Dr. Don Bowersox
Dean Emeritus of the Broad School and the John H. McConnell University Professor of Business Administration in the Department of Marketing and Supply Chain Management
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Dr. Stanley Griffis
Associate Professor of Logistics, Michigan State University
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Dr. O. Keith Helferich
Supply Chain Management Faculty, Central Michigan University, Partner, Supply Chain Sustainability, LLC.
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Dr. John MacDonald
Assistant Professor of Logistics, Michigan State University
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Dr. Karen Sedatole
Associate Professor of Accounting, Michigan State University
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Dr. John Taylor
Associate Professor of Logistics, Grand Valley State University.
Fee
Deposit: $500.00
$4,495.00
Fee includes tuition, educational materials, lodging (Sunday - Thursday evening), and all meals including the graduation banquet. Please call about our discounts for Coucil of Supply Chain Management Professionals and repeat clients.
Who Should Attend
This seminar is particularly geared for experienced executives who are being assigned general logistics management responsibility, but have not had the benefit of formal logistics training.
View Past Participating Organizations (DOC)
Website: www.cscmp.org
Contact
Name: Tricia Walters - walterst@bus.msu.edu
Phone: 517/353-8711 x 71004 or 800/356-5705
Email: walterst@bus.msu.edu