Supply Chain Management: Preparing Business for an Uncertain World
Achieving Business as Usual: Managing the Uncertainty in Business Processes
The world is an increasingly uncertain and at times even volatile place. Disruptions originating from causes ranging from climate change and the pandemic to political unrest and modern-day pirates threaten the normal operations that underpin the global economy. Supply Chain Management is central to keeping businesses operating smoothly and as reliably as possible. Join our expert panel, including Tracy J. Peglowski, Manager of Sales and Operations Planning Processes, at GW Lisk as we explore how supply chain management professions work to tame the uncertainty inherent in today's complex business processes.
This webinar is brought to you by Saunders' MS degree in global supply chain management (MS-GSCM), and the master of business administration (MBA).
If you have any questions, please contact the Saunders Graduate Department at gradbus@saunders.rit.edu.
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About Our Speaker
Tracy J Peglowski
Manager – Global S&OP – G. W. Lisk
I have over 40 years of experiences in multiple industries (Ceramics, Wood, Engineered Products, Material Handling and many more) and various positions from Managing Director to Consultant. My most recent experiences (the last 20 years) have been in Supply Chain development and leadership and has turned into my true passion.
From an educational perspective, I have an undergraduate in Industrial Engineering from the State University of New York at Buffalo, an MBA from the Simon School – University of Rochester, and certifications in: Lean Six Sigma Black Belt from Global Productivity Systems and MCC; Certified in Production and Inventory Management (CPIM) for the Association of Supply Chain Management (ASCM) and Certified as a Supply Chain Professional (CSCP) from the same ASCM group. I am also a current instructor for the ASCM for both certifications I currently hold. I have also worked at Rochester Institute of Technology (RIT) as an Adjunct Instructor in both their undergraduate and graduate programs covering entry level to Capstone courses.
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