07 - 09 February, 2012
Amsterdam, Netherlands

Main Conference Day Two - 9th February 2012

FMCG Global Logistics & Supply Chain Conference

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8:00 Registration And Coffee
Registration And Coffee
8:45 Chairman's Welcome
Chairman's Welcome
09.00 Supply Chain Agility: How Do You Become ‘Fit For The Future’?
Gavin Chappell, Supply Chain Director, Asda
  • Developing an operating model that can adapt quickly to business and customer needs
  • Putting in place supply chain strategies that serve the end customer and support wider business plans
  • Leveraging the benefits of an integrated, responsive and flexible supply chain
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Gavin Chappell
Supply Chain Director, Asda

Hear Gavin Chappell's talk on Supply Chain Agility: How Do You Become 'Fit for the Future?' on 9th February. To view the agenda, click here or contact us for a copy of the full agenda.
09.30 Building European Network Capability To Drive Competitive Edge
Kraft Foods
Oliver Cofler, Europe Logistics Operations Director, Kraft Foods
Keith Newton, Logistics Operations Director, UK, Ireland and Nordics, Kraft Foods
Andy Forbes, Head of KFE, Kraft Foods

Oliver Cofler, European Logistics Operations Director, Kraft Foods

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Keith Newton, Logistics Operations Director, UK, Ireland and Nordics, Kraft Foods

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Andy Forbes, Head of KFE, Kraft Foods

  • Creating a Logistics procurement strategy to deliver significant cost benefits
  • Implementing through standardising our approach and project methodology
  • Bringing our logistics culture and goals together post major acquisitions
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Oliver Cofler
Europe Logistics Operations Director, Kraft Foods

Oliver Cofler will be discussing Building European Network Capability to Drive Competitive Edge on 9th February. View the agenda here or contact us to recieve a copy of the full agenda.
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Keith Newton
Logistics Operations Director, UK, Ireland and Nordics, Kraft Foods

Keith had been in supply chain roles in Food Manufacturing for 30 years with United Biscuits, HJ Heinz, Cadbury & Kraft. He has performed a number of leadership roles in factories & wider logistics & supply chain and led logistics best practice for Cadbury globally for a number of years. In 2005 he became Supply Director for Cadbury Ireland and then [read more]
Andy Forbes

Andy Forbes
Head of KFE, Kraft Foods

Andy had been in finance & supply chain roles in food manufacturing for 15 years with both Cadbury & Kraft Foods. He has delivered a number of strategic supply chain initiatives for Cadbury across the UK and Ireland focusing on cost, sustainability and service improvement. He recently led the Kraft Foods ‘mega-tender’, effectively integrating the Logistics operation [read more]
10.15 Case Study: Tommy Hilfiger Supply Chain Transparency And Performance Improvement Enabled By Every Angle
Rudy Boogaard, Vice President Operations, Tommy Hilfiger
Case Study: Tommy Hilfiger Supply Chain Transparency And Performance Improvement Enabled By Every Angle
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Rudy Boogaard
Vice President Operations, Tommy Hilfiger

Rudy Boogaard will be sharing his insights in a Case Study: Tommy Hilfiger Supply Chain Transparency And Performance Improvement Enabled By Every Angle on 9th February. View the agenda here or contact us for the full agenda.
10.45 Morning Coffee
Morning Coffee
11.15 Redesigning Your Supply Chain To Support A Collaborative Approach
Philippe Meouchy, Supply Chain Director Europe, Campbell Soup
  • Overcoming the challenge of trying to manage a large and fragmented supply chain network
  • How do you need to restructure your network to support requirements for collaboration?
  • Case study - how Campbell Soup successfully redesigned its network
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Philippe Meouchy
Supply Chain Director Europe, Campbell Soup

I have worked in both IT and Supply chain. I have been holding director's position since 1992. I started my career at IBM europe, then moved to Kimberly clark as IT director, I later on switched to Supply chain director in 1996. In 1999 I joined Campbellsoup company in the role of supply chain director, France and quickly became supply chain director Europe which is the position I am currently hol [read more]
11.45 Supplying Tomorrow While Delivering Today
Supplying Tomorrow While Delivering Today
12.15 S&OP And People: Cross-Functional Alignment To Improve Demand Shaping and Sensing
S&OP And People: Cross-Functional Alignment To Improve Demand Shaping and Sensing
12.45 Lunch
Lunch
13.45 Supply Chain Strategy: Transforming The Theory Into A Reality
Timothy Hourihane, EMEA Supply Planning VP, Estee Lauder Companies
  • An insight into supply chain transformation at Estee Lauder
  • How supply chain strategy has to focus on supply chain management (resources, capability, integration and order fulfilment) as well as collaboration in order to integrate and apply knowledge, improve planning and increase customer service levels, improve departmental coordination and communication of information
  • Ensuring supply chain objectives can then be set out to achieve corporate objectives
  • Assessing how one global ERP system is fundamental to your supply chain
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Timothy Hourihane
EMEA Supply Planning VP, Estee Lauder Companies

Since 2009, Tim has served as Vice President, Regional Supply Planning EMEA at The Estée Lauder Companies (ELC). In this position, Tim oversees responsibility for EMEA Materials Management (coordinating EMEA based suppliers to the global manufacturing sites), Branded Supply Planning for brands like Clinique, La Mer, Jo Malone and Tom Ford Beauty and Third Party Contract Manufacturing. Prior to joi [read more]
14.15 Transformation Within Retail Supply Chains: People, Systems And Commercial Issues
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14.45 Developing Sustainability Initiatives To Achieve Performance Improvements And Drive Significant Process Efficiencies Across The Entire Value Chain
Peter Surtees, European Supply Chain Director, Kimberly Clark
  • Redefining your company's approach to environmental management through the creation of sustainable supply chain initiatives
  • Developing programmes at every stage of the value chain from sourcing to logistics, warehouse management and transportation
  • Establishing performance measurements to calculate process efficiencies and measure the success of sustainability innovations
  • Improving your brand reputation and market position by engaging your customers
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Peter Surtees
European Supply Chain Director, Kimberly Clark

Peter Surtees will be discussing Developing Sustainability Initiatives to Achieve Performance Improvements and Drive Significant Process Efficiences Across the Entire Value Chain on 9th February. View the agenda here or contact us< [read more]
15.15 Afternoon Tea
Afternoon Tea
17.15 Chairman's Summary
Chairman's Summary
17.30 End of Conference
End of Conference
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