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Featured Speakers:
Sara Park
Group Leader, Demand Planning
Heinz North America
Carlos Londono
Associate Director, Supply Chain Planning
Heinz North America
Date: Wednesday, November 18, 2009
Time: 1:00 P.M. EST
Better Cash Flow at Heinz North America: Heinz Business Management 3.0
Learn valuable lessons and insights from Heinz's S&OP journey. It all started in 2003 with the creation of the forecasting department and the development of Heinz Business Management 1.0. Since then, processes morphed through 2 version changes to meet the needs of the business and our customers. Recently, inconsistencies, disengagement and breakdowns in the process began to plague the effectiveness. The supply chain organization got down to business, assessing, devising new strategies and implementing changes, with the support of the cross-functional leadership, in an effort to free up more operating free cash flow for the company.
You will learn:
- How the HBM set up process began, tips and lessons learned
- How to examine and overhaul existing processes
- How the efforts have paid off in better cash flow
Sara Park, Group Leader
Demand Planning
Heinz North America
Carlos Londono
Associate Director, Supply Chain Planning
Heinz North America
About Sara Park:
Sara is responsible for setting vision and strategies to move the Demand Planning team forward with continuous process improvement opportunities. She also improves forecasting processes and demand planning methodologies to streamline and maximize efficiency. Sara holds an MBA from Case Western Reserve University, and a BA in English Literature from the University of California at Los Angeles.
About Carlos Londono:
Carlos is coordinating the development of the global strategy for supply chain planning, as well as implementing the next generation Sales and Operations Planning Process (S&OP) in North America. He holds an MBA from the Babcock School of Business at Wake Forest University and an Industrial Engineering degree from EAFIT University in Colombia, South America.
See Sara and Carlos speak at our upcoming
Supply Chain Forecasting & Planning Conference
in Phoenix, AZ February 2010.
Follow This Link to Register Now
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