The Impact of Supply Chain Disruption

The Supply Chain Academy recently confirmed two new thought leadership events taking place in conjunction with esteemed partners, one of which was The Impact of Supply Chain Disruption event being held at the IOD’s headquarters.

This conference, designed for supply chain executives and leaders, is being be held in May and will include a number of expert speakers from supply chain companies and institutions. The event is priced very competitively at £25.00 per delegate.

The Impact of Supply Chain Disruption – An Innovator’s Discussion

Pall Mall, London 18th May 2018

As the UK leaves the EU, we more than ever need to strategically consider how the  impact of Supply Chain disruption can negatively affect the supply of materials or stock, the continuity of service to our customers, your reputation and more importantly, your bottom line.

What does it take to survive and grow in the ever-changing business environment? Supply chains need to embrace the agility and responsiveness, so they can quickly anticipate and respond to unexpected events and turn disruption to advantage.

Event being held at the IOD’s prestigious Pall Mall Headquarters.

Agenda

14:30 Registration & Director Networking with Refreshments
15:00 Welcome & Introductions
* Simone Robinson – The Institute of Directors
* Bradley Rood – North London Chamber of Commerce & Enterprise
* Paul Stone – Managing Director, The Supply Chain Academy
15:15 The Impact of Supply Chain Disruption
* Neil Roll – GM, The Supply Chain Academy
15:35 Practical Strategic Tips
* Nick Roberts – Supply Chain lead, BAE Systems
15:55 Q&A Facilitated by Alex Mortimer
16:10  Closing Remarks
16:15  Director Networking
17:00  Close

Brought to you by the Supply Chain Academy, the Institute of Directors and North London Chamber of Commerce & Enterprise.

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