Professional Development Meeting
In Sourcing
Tuesday, September 22, 2009
In Sourcing
As U.S. manufacturers and their customers struggle to compete in an increasingly challenging world economy, what examples are there of U.S. firms that have chosen to NOT take their manufacturing offshore (or to reverse the tide of moving their manufacturing operations offshore)? What are the real drivers of the "value equation" regarding companies’ sourcing location decisions? What should the U.S. Government policy be to encourage the best outcome for U.S. firms and the U.S. economy?
Speaker: Jeffrey Calkins
Meeting Details
Tuesday - September 22, 2009
5:30 PM Networking
6:15 PM Dinner
7:15 PM President's Welcome & Announcements
7:30 PM Presentation
(Presentation is at no-cost)
Panama Hatties - 872 Jericho Turnpike, Huntington Station, NY 11746
In the event of extreme snow/ice weather conditions, please contact Panama Hatties (631-351-1727) to ascertain if the APICS LI Chapter Professional
Development Meeting will be held.
Fees
Membership for APICS Long Island Students
Pre-Register: Members $30, Non-members $35, Students $15
Register at Door: Members & Non-members $35, Students $15
or
E-mail your reservation to
meetings@li-apics.org
or
Call to make your reservation to 631-266-2621
About the Speaker
Jeffrey Calkins
Jeffrey A. Calkins is president of Manufacturing Resources Inc. (MRI), a small firm specializing in management and manufacturing engineering consulting. MRI also designs and builds custom manufacturing equipment. Founded in 1989, MRI supports clients in a wide range of industries including aerospace and defense, automotive, energy, and commercial products. Mr. Calkins has 30 years of experience in manufacturing engineering and operations management, and has bachelors and masters degrees in Industrial Engineering and Industrial Administration from Purdue University.