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Tom Brokaw
Keynote
A journalistic icon whose trusted insights change the way we think about the world, Tom Brokaw has traveled the globe to cover elections, summits, political turmoil, war, the climate crisis and major news stories of every description and will enlighten the 2010 Conference audience with his observations on the state of the U.S. and the world.
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Welcome to the new normal! The global economy and the supply chain that propels it will likely never be the same again. What can you expect as the supply chain resets? Expect a greater focus on performance of the human element, on technology and innovation driven by strategy rather than problem solving and on best practices that help you leapfrog your competitors.
Fortunately for you, the 2010 Material Handling and Logistics Conference program is just the GPS you need to navigate this new normal.
Thoughtfully developed by our committee of professionals just like you, the 2010 curriculum is packed with timely topics presented by thought leaders, teachers, technologists, users and visionaries. If you care to invest in your professional development, you will not find a more productive use of your time.
In this, our 25th year of educational excellence, we will again convene in majestic Park City, Utah to sharpen our skills, share views with hundreds of peers and have some fun along the way. We look forward to meeting you in September and together, embarking on the new normal!
Who Should Attend?
The Material Handling & Logistics Conference has grown to become THE boutique retreat for all disciplines in the universe of warehousing and distribution. The program is crafted by a cross-functional committee of educators, operators, media, consultants and practitioners. Year after year, attendees ranging from technicians to engineers to operators to the CEO rave about the value, fellowship and practical knowledge taken from these three days in the mountains of Utah.
To learn more about this event, browse this website, call us at 262-860-6546 or complete the online information request form.
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