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Supply Chains of the Future

  •  7 May 2008
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STRATEGIC Futurist Marcus Barber will be opening the 2008 Supply Chain and Logistics Conference on Thursday, 31 July, at the Sofitel Hotel, Brisbane.

Marcus Barber is one of Australia’s top Value Systems specialists.

He is the facilitator of the strategic futures block at the Centre for Defence and Strategic Studies in Canberra, the premiere management training program for the Department of Defence that brings military personnel from around the globe to a year-long residential strategy training program.

Marcus is the co-presenter on the National Geographic Channel’s TV Future Matters series, and author of The Money Tree and How to Grow One - Creating Success in Your Business and the soon to be completed Killing Trends: the Graceful Art of Innovation.

He is an advisory board member of the recently established Australian Strategic Planning Institute and the Australian Bill of Rights Initiative.

Additional keynote speakers or the conference will include Cranfield Centre for Logistics and SCM’s Professor Alan Harrison, Australian Centre of Business Research’s Dr Robyn Keast, Perkins Shipping Domestics Logistics Services general manager Michael Mitchell, and the Centre for Accident Research and Road Safety’s Dr Jeremy Davey.

The Conference is expected to attract around 400 delegates from Australia and Internationally.

2008 Exhibitors and Partners include Haymans Electrical, OfficeMax, ProcureNet, Logistics Recruitment, Syscan International, Konica Australia, Trades and Labour Hire, Quadrem, Mincom, Manhattan Associates, Schenker, Blackwoods, Open Windows, Central Queensland University, Air Road, MEGT, and RS Components.

Key contact:

QLDSCC

info@qldscc.com

www.qldscc.com

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