PDM -Topic: "Growth Strategies for the Post-Recession Economy"

Wednesday, 4/28/2010
5:30:00 PM

Salvatore's Italian Gardens
6461 Transit Road
Depew , NY 14043
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Please join us for This PDM

The Buffalo Chapter of APICS is pleased to present, along with the other members of the Buffalo Niagara Professional Alliance,

"Growth Strategies for the Post-Recession Economy"

Our panel of experts will discuss how their companies have grown during the recession and will share strategies you can implement in all functional areas of your company to grow your business and run it more efficiently and effectively.

Our panel of experts from:

Tops Markets: • Frank Curci, President & CEO

Cannon Design: • Kathleen Cartus, Director of Human Resources and Organizational Development

Delaware North Companies: • Jamel Perkins, Vice President of Information Technology

Moog: • Pete Mayer, Director of Supply Chain Management

United Way of Buffalo & Erie County: • Michael Weiner, President & CEO

Moderator:

Tracey Drury, Buffalo Business First

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