The Supply Chain Summit
December 4th, Toronto
About the Event
Welcome to Canada's Leading Supply Chain Summit!
Join us on December 4th in Toronto for an unparalleled opportunity to elevate your supply chain expertise at Canada's premier Supply Chain Summit. Featuring presentations by top experts from the US and Canada, this summit is designed to provide you with actionable insights and strategies to enhance your supply chain operations.
Book by October 18th and SAVE $200! GROUP DISCOUNTS AVAILABLE!
The Summit is proudly supported by Supply Chain Canada™. Are you a member? Contact us today to receive your exclusive 20% discount code!
Here’s what you can gain from attending:
- Learn how to implement green procurement practices and reduce your carbon footprint through efficient transportation and packaging methods
- Establish effective communication channels and performance metrics with vendors to ensure smooth operations.
- Apply lean principles to eliminate waste and improve overall efficiency in your supply chain operations.
- Benefit from real-world examples of cost advantages through technology adoption.
- Build a resilient supply chain capable of anticipating, withstanding, and recovering from cyber incidents.
- Build a resilient and high-performing team in the fast-paced supply chain industry.
- Learn how to create strategic partnerships that encourage mutual growth and success, leading to a more dynamic and competitive supply chain.
Don't Miss Out!
Join us at The Supply Chain Summit 2024 for an unparalleled opportunity to connect, learn, and collaborate with industry leaders and innovators. Secure your spot today and be a part of shaping the future of supply chain excellence.
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Facts & Figures
- With over 14 years of experience in 40 markets around the world, we are the world's leading organizer of business events across four continents. Since establishing our presence in Canada in 2017, we have organized some of Canada's leading PR events, including the Global PR Summit Canada, which is now in its 9th year. Our extensive experience and global reach make us a trusted partner in the business event industry.
- Over 20,000 business professionals have attended our events, gaining valuable insights and networking opportunities. Our events attract representatives from a wide range of organizations, including The Nation Municipality, Toronto Public Library, Canada Revenue Agency, City of Markham, Town of Erin, RCMP, ACOA, City of Guelph, Canadian Food Inspection Agency, Halton Region Public Health, Public Affairs, Department of National Defence, CBC/Radio-Canada, NTSB, House of Commons, Toronto Public Library Foundation, Fisheries and Oceans Canada, Municipality of Port Hope, Inuit Tapiriit Kanatami, Canada Development Investment Corporation, Privy Council Office, Indigenous Services Canada, Natural Resources Canada, Nunavut Tunngavik Inc., National Capital Commission, PSP Investments, The Calgary Airport Authority, Hôpital Montfort, Economical Insurance, Faith Today, Export Development Canada, Scouts Canada, Curling Canada, Destination BC, Ontario Hospital Association, CATSA, Canadian Cancer Society, Cascades Canada ULC, Universities Canada, Ontario Institute for Cancer Res, BDC, UBC Sauder School of Business, Royal Victoria Regional Health Centre, McGill University, Pfizer Canada, Algonquin College, Ntl Assc Pharmacy Regulatory Authorities, Assembly of First Nations, Kaiser Lachance Communications, SHAD, Strategic Objectives, Lakehead Public Schools, Ontario Association of Children's Aid Societies, Brookline Public Relations, NAV CANADA, Students on Ice Foundation, BMW Group Canada, One Drop, Office of the Speaker House of Commons, Canadian Medical Protective Association, Montreal Port Authority, EY, Ottawa Community Housing Corp, National Gallery of Canada, Ryerson University, Fanshawe College, Redbrick Communications, Auditor General of Canada, ACEP-CAPE, Canadian Nuclear Association, Université de Montréal, CAA Club Group, City of Cambridge, and more.
Speakers
Camille Batiste ADM
Lyndsay Barnes Mars Canada
Huzefa Boxwala Henkel
Jack Ampuja Supply Chain Optimizers & E-Commerce Optimizers
Lisa Fenton Propelled by Possibility
Cassie Crossley Schneider Electric
Stephanie Forbes The Forbes Group
Larissa Fenn HOPA Ports
Agenda
Registration and Morning Coffee
Boosting Efficiency and Sustainability: Proven Strategies for Eco-Friendly Supply Chains
- Implementing green procurement practices
- Reducing carbon footprint through efficient transportation and packaging
- Incorporating renewable energy sources into supply chain operations
- Promoting circular economy principles to minimize waste
Lyndsay Barnes, Vice President of Supply Chain at Mars
Enhancing Supply Chain Resilience: Effective Risk Management Strategies
- Identifying and mitigating risks in the global supply chain
- Developing robust contingency plans for supply chain disruptions
- Building agile supply chains capable of adapting to unforeseen challenges
- Collaborating with suppliers to enhance risk management practices
Stephanie Forbes, Managing Director, The Forbes Group
Maximizing Success Through Strategic Vendor Management and Supplier Relationships
- Developing strategic partnerships with key suppliers for mutual benefit
- Establishing effective communication channels and performance metrics with vendors
- Managing supplier risk and ensuring compliance with ethical standards
- Collaborating with suppliers to drive innovation and product quality improvements
Camille Batiste, Senior Vice President, Global Supply Chain and Procurement, ADM
Lunch for Speakers and Delegates
Enhancing Supply Chain Efficiency: Lean Practices and Optimization Strategies
- Applying lean principles to eliminate waste and improve efficiency in supply chain operations
- Optimizing inventory management through just-in-time (JIT) and kanban systems
- Streamlining logistics and transportation processes to reduce lead times and costs
- Continuous improvement methodologies for enhancing supply chain performance
Huzefa Boxwala, Head of Supply Chain Innovation, Henkel
Unlocking Hidden Potential: Leveraging Technology for Cost-Effective Ecommerce Logistics
- Identifying costly logistics challenges in ecommerce
- Exploring inexpensive technology tools for large shippers
- Benefits of network optimization
- Enhancing warehouse layout for improved efficiency
- Utilizing computer-aided box selection to reduce costs
- Real-world examples of cost advantages through technology adoption
Jack Ampuja, President, Supply Chain Optimizers & E-Commerce Optimizers
Enhancing Cybersecurity and Resilience in Modern Supply Chains
- Exploring strategies to safeguard sensitive information and systems from cyber-attacks
- Building a eesilient supply chain capable of qnticipating, withstanding, and recovering from cyber incidents
- Insights on the latest cybersecurity measures
- Best practices for risk mitigation
- Real-world examples of maintaining pperational continuity and stakeholder trust amidst cyber threats
Cassie Crossley, VP, Supply Chain Security, Cybersecurity & Product Security Office, Schneider Electric
Networking and Refreshment Break
Winning the Talent Wars: Strategies for Attracting and Retaining Top Employees
- Strategies and best practices for identifying the right employees in supply chain management
- Exploring challenges in talent acquisition, from sourcing to interviewing
- Innovative retention techniques to keep top employees engaged and motivated
- Building a resilient and high-performing team in the fast-paced supply chain industry
- Navigating the complexities of the supply chain landscape for organizational success
Lisa Fenton, Founder, Propelled by Possibility
The Future is Multimodal: Taking a Supply Chain-First Approach to Growing Your Business
- Learn why transportation and supply chain should be top of mind when choosing a business location
- Leverage industrial clusters to reduce costs and connect with suppliers and customers
- Discover new modal options to save time and reduce your carbon footprint
- See into the future of goods movement in the Great Lakes Region
Larissa Fenn, Vice President Corporate Affairs, HOPA Ports
End of Supply Chain Summit
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Venue
Radisson Blu Toronto Downtown, Toronto, Canada
Radisson Blu Toronto Downtown
Address: 249 Queen's Quay West, Toronto, ON M5J 2N5, Canada
Phone: +1 437-886-9667
This harbourfront hotel in Toronto city centre features on-site dining as well as a rooftop patio with a seasonal pool. A mini-fridge and coffee maker are included in each guest room.
A large work desk and flat-screen TV are common to all rooms at Radisson Blu Downtown Toronto. A pool, harbour or city view may be featured in these rooms.
Showcasing regional ingredients, Watermark Restaurant specializes in Canadian cuisine. Light snacks are served at Radisson Admiral’s Watermark Lounge, along with local beers and wines.
A fitness centre is among recreational facilities available at Radisson Blu Downtown Toronto.
Union Station is about 15 minutes’ walk from this hotel. Several attractions, including the CN Tower, Hockey Hall of Fame and lively Chinatown, are also within 15 minutes’ walk. Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport is 2 km away.
