Top e-Business & e-Supply Chain Executives Named by Richmond Events' The Logistics Forum & e-Supply Chain Forum 2001
"Our choices represent the best-in-class of e-business executives. Best-in-class is what The Logistics Forum and e-Supply Chain Forum 2001 is all about, and that's why we're proud to be associated with these business leaders," said David Shaw, Project Director of The Logistics Forum and e-Supply Chain Forum 2001.
Hundreds of nominations were solicited and received by Jeana Nordstrom, president of the New York Council of Logistics Management (CLM) Roundtable and chair of the nomination process. Final selections were made by an awards committee chaired by Ms. Nordstrom.
The winners will be invited as guests to Richmond Events' The Logistics Forum & e-Supply Chain Forum 2001, May 14-16, held onboard the cruise ship Queen Elizabeth 2, where they will receive an award for their distinguished accomplishments. They also will be featured in a special magazine to be published this month profiling these individuals and their achievements. This magazine will be a supplement to Chief Logistics Officer, a Penton Media publication and marketing partner with The Logistics Forum & e-Supply Chain Forum 2001.
The Top e-Business & Supply Chain Executives for 2000-2001, in alphabetical order, are:
- Steve Ahern, Manager of Logistics, Honeywell
- Reid A. Bierly, E-services Manager, Hewlett-Packard Co.
- George Clopton, General Manager, Nike Corp.
- Warren Cohen, Director Global Transportation/Supply Chain Operations, Becton Dickinson
- Robert Cox, Director of Global Transportation, Future
Electronics
- Mike Frank, Corporate Director of Logistics, Kent Electronics
- Liz Fraser, Vice President Industriel, Marc Jacobs, Inc.
- Jerry Joyce, Director of Global Logistics, Ford Motor Co.
- David Kaduke, Director Transportation & Distribution Services Planning, Nabisco Biscuit & Snacking
- Clifford F. Lynch, Principal, C.F. Lynch & Associates
- Martin McBride, Director Work and Material Planning, Learjet
- Kal Raman, Senior Vice President and COO, drugstore.com
- George V. Rawcliffe, Manager XIM SOHO Logistics &
Distribution, Xerox Corp.
- Jim Reily, Director Global Product Services, Cisco Systems
- John Rosenfeld, E-business Portal Manager, GE Aircraft Express
- David Schaeffer, Vice President Logistics Operations, Simon & Schuster Publishing
- Judith Sprieser, CEO, Transora
- Janine Stuck, Manager of Information Services, Council of Logistics Management
- Lucas Ventino, Vice President Global Trade Compliance, Oracle Corp.
About The Logistics Forum & e-Supply Chain Forum 2001
The Logistics Forum & e-Supply Chain Forum 2001 provides senior logistics and e-commerce decision makers at major North American corporations with two days of one-on-one meetings, executive conferences, keynote addresses and think tanks. Unlike a typical trade show or conference, the event is by invitation only, and only senior-level decision-makers are invited.
The Logistics Forum & e-Supply Chain Forum 2001 is the only e-business event in the US which brings together supply chain and operating executives responsible for billions of dollars in logistics, fulfillment, procurement and customer relationship management budgets in such a focused and high-level environment.
Penton Media, Inc. is a diversified business media company that publishes authoritative trade magazines such as Chief Logistics Officer, Supply Chain Technology News and Transportation & Distribution Market. Penton also produces web sites, trade shows and conferences. They serve the design/engineering, electronics, natural products/food/retail, government/compliance, Internet/broadband, leisure/hospitality, management, manufacturing, mechanical systems/construction, and supply chain/aviation markets.
To receive a copy of the magazine, to learn more about this award, or to attend or sponsor the event, please contact Jane Telfer, Project Manager, at jtelfer@RichmondEvents.com or at 212.651.8734.