Critical Issue Exchange: 
Supplier Safety: The Impact and Integration into Sourcing and SRM
Co-hosted by Bechtel Corporation

September 20, 2018
Reston, Virginia

ENGAGING discussion

When it comes to driving safety with your suppliers, is it a choice or requirement?

Let’s explore supplier safety programs and learn what actions and metrics are in place, how these metrics are used in sourcing decisions, and how supplier safety is becoming integrated into other supplier programs such as SRM, Sustainability, and Supplier Lifecycle Management. 

Join CAPS and Bechtel Corporation as we discuss the challenges and best practices of integrating supplier safety into your supply management processes.

Topic exploration

This event was designed for supply management professionals interested in exploring strategies and best practices for advancing supply chain safety in their organization.

Attend free-of-charge but register early –
these events have limited seating and are well attended. Secure your seat now. Registration closes on Thursday, September 13, 2018, or when we've reached capacity.

Questions?

Contact Anna Choi: 
achoi@capsresearch.org 
+1.480.455.5928

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VALUABLE EXPERIENCE

• High value — the critical issue exchange is a highly rated event and is free of charge.
• In-depth exploration of a critical topic — tackle this important issue from various angles and benefit from the expertise and experience of other supply management professionals.
• Great networking — build important relationships with other professionals from global companies, many of whom share the same challenges and opportunities as you.
• Interactive discussions — we facilitate a highly engaging dialogue and exchange among the attendees.  
• No sales pitches — we keep our events completely sales- and consultant-free.

CAPS Research inspires leaders with profound discovery and executable strategies to shape the future of supply management. We are a non-profit organization sponsored by Fortune 500 member companies, Institute for Supply Management®, and the W. P. Carey School of Business at Arizona State University.