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MODERATOR,
DEAN WISE: Partner, Norbridge, Inc.: Management
consultants focused on logistics and the transportation industry.
(Assisted by Catherine LeGraw) |
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HOST,
Bill FAHRENWALD: Executive Director, Lothair,
Inc.: Publishing and consulting in the logistics and supply chain
industry for 20 years. Working with 3PLs, carriers, suppliers, software
developers, and shippers across North America, providing market
relations consulting and services. |
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CARLOS
ALVERENGA, Managing Director, KPMG Consulting: Responsible
for the trading partner integration/cooperation practice and also
for industrial, automotive, aerospace, and transportation supply
chains. |
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JON KIRKEGAARD,
Executive Vice President, Chief Marketing Officer, Vizional Technologies,
Inc.: Providing private exchange technology
for inventory, order, and logistics synchronization solutions, taking
business value above and beyond just visibility
and collaboration. |
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GREG ARNOLD,
First Vice President, Prologis: The largest
owner and developer of distribution facilities, encompassing over
200 million square feet, with operations in North America, Europe,
and Japan. |
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JOE MARTHA,
Vice President, Mercer Management Consulting: Focusing
on integrating strategy and operations while heading up the Supply
Chain/Value Nets practice. |
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MICHAEL
BLACKWELL, Vice President, Intermodal Sales and Marketing, Florida
East Coast Industries: Previously, Michael
was a senior logistics executive with a major forest products corporation. |
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SCOTT MATTHEWS,
Vice President Worldwide Sales, Optum: A technology
company providing information services that manage cross-enterprise
trade. |
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BARRY
BUTZOW, Senior Vice President, C.H. Robinson Worldwide:
The largest third-party logistics provider in the country with 138
offices. |
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JAMES
MOREHOUSE, Sr. Vice President, A.T. Kearney, Inc.:
Responsible for casting a vision for what might be in the future,
and then building the links to help companies get there. |
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FRANK
CICIO, Sr. Vice President General Manager – Tradestream, Optum:
A technology company providing information services that manage
cross-enterprise trade. |
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JOHN POLIS,
Executive Vice President, Dotcom Distribution:
A third-party fulfillment company providing clients with high-speed,
efficient services in both B2B and B2C environments. |
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STEVE GOLD,
Vice President, KPMG Consulting: Consulting
focusing on systems integration, operations, and strategic positioning
across the entire supply chain. |
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MIKE REGAN,
President, Tranzact Technologies: Providing
systems support technology for shippers, plus a third-party logistics
group that manages the transportation and logistics functions for
small to mid-
size companies. |
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TOM JENDROWSKI,
Vice President and Chief Operating Officer, NTE:
An online marketplace for buyers and sellers of ground transportation
throughout North America. |
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PHIL ROBERS,
Global Director, Supply Chain-B2B, Cap Gemini Ernst & Young:
4,000 professionals focused on supply chain practice and B2B technologies.
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CHARLES
JOHNSON, Global Manufacturing
and Retail Industry Director, SeeBeyond: Offering
a rapidly deployable and infinitely scalable infrastructure for
seamless application integration, dynamic business-to-business connectivity,
and agile business processes optimization. |
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JOEL SHEPARD,
Managing Director/General Manager, Global IT Solutions,
Ryder: We are a $5.5 billion, 33,000-person company. And I share
that pleasure with my partners from Optum Tradestream
and my good partner here from SeeBeyond. |
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| Historic St. Louis (MO)
Union Station was the origin of The Supply Chain Train, August 1,
2001. Delegates and guests pose aboard the rear observation car
prior to departure. |
