SCM World's Fast-Forward Supply Chain Capability 2015

The first supply chain summit focused on addressing the challenges of finding and developing supply chain talent

Jul 8th, 2015Jul 10th, 2015
SCM World
Chicago, IL
US

Fast-Forward Supply Chain Capability 2015, hosted by SCM World, is the unique closed-door, cross-industry gathering focused specifically on tackling key issues surrounding the people challenge in the supply chain industry. Designed exclusively for current and future global supply chain leaders, this one of a kind opportunity is the first in the world dedicated exclusively to the task of unbundling the supply chain talent management problem. Bringing together an unrivalled panel of executive supply chain and Human Resources leaders, including speakers from Intel, Schneider Electric, General Mills, Grainger, Mattel, SCM World and Under Armour. 

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