Women (and Men) Leaders in Supply Chain 2017

CSCMP SoCal Roundtable will be holding its sixth annual Women (and Men) Leaders in Supply Chain on November 15th at The Grand conference facility in Long Beach, CA.

Our speakers represent an excellent cross section of expertise, business models and experience. We will explore career strategies for both Women and Men, touching on education, mentorship, workplace bias and how to sustain an upward personal achievement trajectory.

The Leaders presentation will be followed by scholarship awards to college students pursuing a career in the Supply Chain field. CSCMP SoCal Roundtable will award $17,000 in scholarships.

This year, our featured leaders will include the following:

Sandy Herrera

Senior Manager Import Export, Customs and Inventory for Mattel, an iconic Toy Brand with HQ in El Segundo.She is a licensed Customs Broker and has worked her way up at Mattel, taking on increased responsibility for their varied operational initiatives. Degree: Bachelors in International Business from California State University Los Angeles.

Don Snyder – Director of Business Development for the Port of Long Beach is responsible for bringing revenue opportunities to the Port and maintaining relationships with terminal operators, vessel operators, cargo owners and supply chain partners. Degree: Bachelor of Science in Business Administration from San Francisco State University.

Mai Farrag

Director Global Supply Chain at Guthy Renker, a top direct marketing company, HQ in El Segundo. She started her professional career in Europe with great training at P&G. Degree: Masters of Science in Supply Chain Management at California State University Long Beach (2017).

Don Snyder – Director of Business Development for the Port of Long Beach is responsible for bringing revenue opportunities to the Port and maintaining relationships with terminal operators, vessel operators, cargo owners and supply chain partners. Degree: Bachelor of Science in Business Administration from San Francisco State University.

Felicia Alexander

Regional Sales Manager within the Consumer, Retail & Fashion Sector for Panalpina a global freight forwarder and logistics provider. She serves on several boards, including the American Logistics Aid Network (ALAN) and is a Commissioner for the city of San Bernardino. Degrees: Bachelor of Arts UCSB and Master of Arts John F. Kennedy University.

A sumptuous reception with great food will follow, so plan to stick around to network with panelists, award winners and other professionals!

Agenda

November 15th, 2017

Program 3.00 - 4.45

Reception 4.45 – 6.00