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The LogiMed Virtual Event: Improving Your End-To-End Supply Chain During Turbulent Times
July 2, 2020
The LogiMed Virtual Event will provide you with insights and resources from your peers who are also working through unprecedented challenges at their organizations.
Since 2014, LogiMed has served as the largest gathering for medical device and diagnostics supply chain heads in North America. This is the only forum that brings together Heads of Supply Chain from both manufacturing and providers to share best practices, benchmark, and learn from peers.
You’ll walk away with tips, tricks and lessons learnt from across the industry over the span of eight sessions.
Hear Firsthand from a Variety of Seasoned Supply Chain Experts
Learn from multiple, live conversations so you gain unbiased perspectives on what's working right now. (They might even disagree on some points - but you'll get the full picture.)
We Didn't Build This Overnight
We have been uniting the logistics communities for the past 5+ years - you'll experience the same quality of information, the presentations, and the format itself.
Finally, a Virtual Event Where You Can INTERACT
Use live chat and virtual Q&As to benchmark and connect with peers to beat challenges together. You can be an active participant - or just sit back and take notes - its up to you!
Speakers Include:
Chet Damania, Senior Manager, Customer Solutions, Johnson & Johnson HealthCare Systems, Inc.
Guy Bacco, Senior Manager, Supply Chain Customer Solutions, Johnson & Johnson
David Marcelletti, Vice Chair, Supply Chain, Mayo Clinic
Andy Slupecki, General Manager – Global Logistics & Distribution, Integrated Supply Chain, GE Healthcare
Dave Malenfant, Director of Outreach and Partnerships, Texas Christian University
Beth Wells, Senior Director, Community Engagement, GS1 US
Karl L Wright, Director, Supply Chain Services, Salem Health
“I’ve been in the industry for 40 years. LogiMed is the best in the marketplace. The reason: their programs are put together by the industry."
Dave Malenfant, Supply Chain Executive Leader, TCU
