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Adopt

The

APICS Colorado Virtual Happy Hour

Wednesday, December 9th 2020 at 7pm (MST)

Advancing Productivity, Innovation and Competitive Success

Colorado Chapter News

DECEMBER 2020

APICS Colorado Adopt a Family

Program for the Holidays

With the events of the past several months, I believe there will be more need than ever for our APICS Colorado Christmas Adopt a Family Program. Many corporate sponsors were forced to freeze funds this year due to their own business situation due to the pandemic. Our Colorado Chapter will be sponsoring our Adopt a Family program to help brighten up the holidays for local children. In 2019 we were able to provide gifts to 217 local

children from 72 families with 100% fulfillment! If you or your company

would like to donate time and or dollars that would be fantastic. Last year, for every dollar donated, we turned it into $1.6 dollars under the tree!

We will be NOT be having our annual wrapping party in December. We have a safe plan for shopping, sorting, wrapping and delivering. Elves, who volunteer to help, will pick up gifts in Lakewoord for a family. The gifts will be bagged for each child separately. The Elves will take the bags home and wrap the gifts according to “Roger’s Rules” and then deliver to the family or families prior to 12/24/2020. This is a less social approach. This is a leaner approach, eliminating several handling steps in the routing. Self-assessment of quality will be in action. This is a safe process for all this year. I will miss seeing you all at this annual wrapping event, that has happened each year for almost 3 decades. As a team, we will safely accomplish this important mission and truly feel the holiday experience. Please let me know if you would like to help.

[email protected]

You can send donations to: Roger Harris MSS Technologies

12596 W. Bayaud Ave, Suite 190 Lakewood, Colorado 80228

Make checks payable to Colorado APICS Chapter. Alternatively you may donate via credit card at:

https://apicscolorado.org/meetinginfo.php?id=131&ts=1605246913 I assure you that all funds will go to this great cause! Thank you!

Wednesday

December 9th, 2020

7:00 to 8:00 pm MST

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Education News

Hello, Everyone – The first vestiges of spring happened while I wasn’t looking and now we are neigh on full summer. I have noticed a definite increase in interest to complete APICS certifications while some folks find themselves with a bit more time to attend online classes, read, and prepare for the exams!

Coach’s Corner

We are in the middle of the holiday season and many are not feeling the holiday spirit. 2020 has been a tough year for most of us professionally and/or personally. I know some days I don’t feel like celebrating anything. I think that many of us have the “pandemic blues” from time to time. If you sit down and think about it, most of us have a lot to be thankful for and to celebrate, even with the chaos going on around us. Am I glad to see 2020 go?………..Yes, it cannot be gone quick enough for me. We all need to manage our way through these times for ourselves, our families and our friends the best we can. I suggest going outside every day and getting some fresh air, getting some exercise each day, doing something you really like to do at least for a few minutes each day and of course looking at the world as a glass half full instead of half empty.

The BOD’s of the Colorado Chapter are going to do everything we can to help you stay current on Supply Chain topics and help you to network virtually as well as we can.

Our Winter / Spring 2021 plans will include full sessions of CPIM, CLTD, CSCP, Lean and S&OP courses. We will have Dinner Meetings/Network sessions Jan-May 2021 and some tours as well. We will continue in a virtual mode until at least March 2021. A lot to choose from to stay involved and get information on Supply Chain Management.

As I said elsewhere in this newsletter, we are going forward with a safe plan to help many children in the area have a better Christmas season. I just want to say ahead of time that I appreciate all of the support you have given in time and finances in the past and already this holiday season. Thank you!

Thank you for being part of the Colorado APICS Chapter. Please let me know if you have questions or need something from the Chapter.

I want to wish you and your families a Merry Christmas, Happy Hanukkah, and a Happy, Healthy, Safe New Year 2021!

Roger Harris, CFPIM, CIRM, C.P.M., PMP, CSCP, CPSM, CLTD President & Coach, Colorado APICS Chapter

Thank you for being part of the Colorado APICS Chapter. Please let me know if you have questions or need something from the Chapter.

“Stay hopeful that better days are coming for all of mankind”

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Education News

Happy holidays to each of you!

I hope the end of this year finds you well. What a bumpy ride 2020 has been!

As we head into the New Year, be sure to mark your calendars for upcoming Colorado APICS courses! See the 2021 scheduled dates in the following newsletter pages.

We’ve added a Lean Enterprise Workshop to the roster beginning in mid-February, as well. We are offering a full slate of classes early in 2021. CPIM begins in February for Part 1 and March for Part 2. CLTD and CSCP begin in March and our new Sales & Operations Planning course is planned for April.

With everyone’s safety in mind, we will continue with the online format for all of our Colorado APICS classes until we are entirely comfortable that face-to-face meetings pose no risk.

Saturday classes continue to be our most requested format, but we know that it may not meet every organization’s needs. If it is better for you and your company to hold classes during the week, please contact me and we can discuss private course options.

If you are preparing for your CPIM exams soon, PLEASE NOTE: A new version of CPIM (7.0) will be released in 2021. Please consider the following dates as you prepare for your CPIM exams:

Both CPIM EXAM versions (Current 6.0 and New 7.0) will be available through April 2022

 March 30, 2021 - Last day to purchase the current CPIM (Version 6.0) Exam Credit  September 30, 2021 – Last day to purchase CPIM 6.0 Approval To Test (ATT)

 April 2, 2022 – CPIM 6.0 Exam is discontinued

Contact me directly to request your Exam Credit or if you have questions on the CPIM exam transition. As always, if you or anyone you know have any questions on APICS Education please contact me. My best wishes to you & your families for a peaceful Christmas & Hanukkah.

And more than anything, I wish you each a Healthy & Happy New Year. Honey

Honey Johnson, CFPIM, CIRM, C.P.M., CSCP, CLTD VP of Education, Past-President

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Welcome to Winter 2021 Courses

Please complete your registration early. Classes are filled on a first-come, first-served basis and some

facilities have limited class space. In addition, classes may be canceled if there is insufficient enrollment.

Saturday classes are 8 hours plus an hour for lunch. If you have any questions about class schedules call

Honey Johnson at (303) 421-0797.

You may register by phone, mail, e-mail or online:

Mail:

Director of Materials

Phone:

(303) 421-0797

C/O APICS

Online:

https://apicscolorado.org/On-Line_Classes

P.O. Box 40242

E Mail:

Honey Johnson

Denver, Colorado 80204-0242

[email protected]

Members* Non-Members

(With Membership fees**)

CPIM Full Program Series with Tests/Books/e-learn: $3,050

$3,350 **

CPIM Part 1 with Test/Books and e-learning:

$1,210

$1,360

CPIM Part 2 with Test/Books and e-learning:

$2,040

$2,200

CSCP Program with Test, Books and e-learn:

$3,000

$3,300 **

CLTD Program with Test, Books and e-learn:

$2,600

$2,800 **

S&OP Program with Books

$ 350

$ 450

Lean Enterprise Workshop with book

$ 700

$ 920

Exam/Workbook expense included with the CPIM/CSCP/CLTD course fee.

*PLUS-level Membership Required

(**Plus-level Membership included for non-members as noted above)

Please pay with Visa, MasterCard, AMEX or Discover card or check payable to APICS Colorado Chapter 81.

Register with credit card online at:

https://apicscolorado.org/On-Line_Classes

Unemployed? Contact us for optional fee payment schedule!

Instructions for Classes will be emailed to you upon registration

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Colorado Chapter Winter 2021 Courses

Register Online!

https://apicscolorado.org/On-Line_Classes

CLASS REGISTRATION FORM:

NAME: (as on Drivers Lic): PHONE:

COMPANY:

FAX:

APICS MEMBER: YES NO Membership #

E-Mail___________________

Course:

Day of Week:

Location:

Cost $

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Course:

Day of Week:

Location:

Cost $

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Course:

Day of Week:

Location:

Cost $

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You may pay by Master Card, Visa, AMEX or Discover. Fill out the form and e-mail it to:

[email protected] at least a week before the first scheduled class. Click HERE to complete the form online.

You may also pay by check before the first class. Make checks payable to:

APICS Colorado Chapter 81 Mail to: P.O Box 40242, Denver, CO 80204

Account #_________________________________________________________ Exp. Date______________ CVV# ________ Signature_______________________________________________________________________________________________

Class Instructor Location Start Date Time CPIM Part 1

(Basics) R. Harris / H. Johnson Online Saturdays (3 weeks) Feb 13 & 20 & 27, 2021 8:00 am – 5:00 pm MST

CPIM Part 2

(MPR/DSP/ECO/SMR) R. Harris / H. Johnson Online Saturdays (8 weeks) Mar 20 & 27, 2021 Apr 10 & 17, 2021 May 15 & 22, 2021 Jun 12 & 19, 2021

8:00 am – 5:00 pm MDT

CSCP Program Abeyta/Johnson/Grigg/Harris Online Saturdays (6 weeks) Mar 13 & 20 2021 Apr 17 & 24, 2021 May 8 & 15, 2021

8:00 am – 5:00 pm MDT

CLTD Program Abeyta/Grigg Online Saturdays (6 weeks) Mar 27, 2021

Apr 10 & 24, 2021 May 1 & 8 & 22, 2021

8:00 am – 5:00 pm MDT

S&OP Course Abeyta Online Tuesdays (4 weeks)

Apr 6, 13, 20 & 27, 2021 5:00 pm – 7:00 pm MDT

Lean Enterprise Workshop Abeyta Online Wednesdays (7 weeks) Feb 17 & 24, 2021

March 3 & 10 & 17 & 24 & 31, 2021

5:00 pm – 7:00 pm MDT

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APICS Certified Supply Chain Professional (CSCP)

CSCP Learning System Components:

The CSCP Learning System is a comprehensive professional development program that will help candidates prepare for the CSCP examination. The learning system is based on the CSCP body of knowledge and features print- based study modules as well as online tools, including an assessment component that enhances the learning experience. Get more information at:

http://www.apics.org/credentials-education/credentials/cscp or http://www.learncscp.com

Eligibility for CSCP: Must submit application of eligibility at least two weeks prior to exam

registration

 CPIM/CFPIM/CIRM/CLTD/CTL/CPSM/SCOR-P/C.P.M./CSM Certification

OR

 Bachelor’s degree or international equivalent

OR

 Three years supply chain experience

CSCP Modules

 Session 1: Fundamentals of Supply Chain Management  Session 2: Supply Chain Strategy, Design and Compliance  Session 3: Implementation and Operations

Colorado Chapter Courses for CSCP:

We have room for 15 students

Classes on Saturdays (see above schedule for dates)  The Winter 2020 course is Instructor-Led ONLINE class

 Class includes one set of student materials, including online access and exam credit  $3,000 for PLUS-Level Members, $3,300 for Non-Members

When I moved to Colorado during my first interview I was ask if I was APICS certified. The answer was no but if required I could be. Shortly after I took the CPIM classes and certified, now several years later it seems time to expand my knowledge and certification with CSCP. In my current position the knowledge I have acquired through CSCP has been extremely helpful in balancing the lead times and costs associated with bringing everything together. Gary Williams, CPIM, Controller Lightning Eliminators

If you have interest in this program, you can contact Honey Johnson, VP of Education (303) 421-0797 or [email protected]

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CPIM Accelerated Courses

Again this year we will be offering a chance to sign up for the CPIM certification courses at one time and be assured that the classes would not be canceled.

 The program will consist of both Part 1 and Part 2 of the CPIM Program unless you have already started taking a course, in which case your fees will be adjusted.

 One price will include course fees and exam credits, online learning component and all participant workbooks: $3050 for PLUS-Level Members and $3350 for Non-Members  Payment for all courses is due before the start of the first course.

 Minimum of 12 students must enroll.

 Classes will not be canceled (even if some students drop out), since they are scheduled and paid for by the whole class in the beginning.

CPIM Accelerated course is Instructor-Led ONLINE class Classes will be held on Saturdays for 8 hours

8 am until 5 pm (1 hour lunch)

 Part 1 (Basics of Supply Chain Management) Feb 13, 20 & 27, 2021  Break

 Part 2 (MRP/DSP/ECO/SMR) Mar 20 & 27, 2021

Apr 10 & 17, 2021 May 15 & 22, 2021 Jun 12 & 19, 2021

If you have interest in this program, you can contact Honey Johnson, VP of Education (303) 421-0797 or [email protected]

"Enrolling in and attending the Colorado APICS Chapter classes that accommodate the material in preparation for taking the CPIM exams was extremely beneficial for me. Roger & Honey do a fantastic job of giving real life examples of the topics discussed, which can be extremely useful in some of the broader subjects like the ones found in SMR, that aren't as straight forward on paper as some of the other topics. They also are very good about hitting the highlights and main points within each topic, which really helps breakdown and digest the material better." Carter Henderson, CPIM, Demand Planner

& S&OP Process Manager, Innospec, Inc.

“I’d like to thank Roger Harris and Honey Johnson for their outstanding effort in delivering the APICS CPIM classes. Their presentation and materials go beyond what I would have ever received without them and definitely contributed to my passing both Part 1 and Part 2 CPIM exams. On a final note, both Roger and Honey made the classes fun and interesting, adding much color to the class materials” Jeff Lane, CPIM, Operations, Supply Chain & Information Systems Professional

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Presents:

APICS Certified in Logistics, Transportation and Distribution (CLTD) Online Course

Saturdays, March 27, April 10 & 24, May 1 & 8 & 22, 2021

8:00am – 5:00pm MDT

Expand your knowledge and understanding with a broad range of topics in the fields of Logistics,

Transportation and Distribution. Improve your skills by learning the latest trends in global logistics and

supply chain best practices

CLTD Topics

 Logistics Overview & Strategy; Capacity Planning; Demand Management; Organizational Strategies and Key Performance Indicators; Continuous Improvement; Services; Costs of Services

 Order Management and Inventory Management; Forecasting Concepts; Procurement and Logistics Collaboration, Warehouse Management; Transportation Management; Capacity Management; Supplier and Carrier Performance  Global Logistics; Logistics Network Design; Business Strategy; Supply and Demand; Warehouse Technology  Reverse Logistics and Sustainability; Documentation; Trade-offs; Social Responsibility

Colorado Chapter Course for CLTD:

 Instructor-led online course

Class includes Online class instruction, student materials/books, APICS online learning access and exam credit (Exam Credit good for 2 years from start of class)

 $2,600 for PLUS-Level Members, $2,800 for Non-Members

Register Online at:

https://apicscolorado.org/On-Line_Classes

If you have questions regarding this program please contact:

Honey Johnson, VP of Education at

(303) 421-0797 or [email protected] Or

Roger Harris, President and Coach at [email protected]

"I was privileged to be include in the first class for the APICS Certification in Logistics, Distribution and Transportation in Denver Colorado. This class was my introduction to this discipline. The instructors were knowledgeable, helpful and dedicated in getting the subject matter across not just to pass an exam but on how to use this information to improve a business. Even though this is the first of its kind class in Colorado and was also pretty much my introduction to Logistics, Distribution and Transportation it provided me the knowledge and insight to pass the certification exam on my first try.” Ken Fiore, CPIM,

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Presents:

APICS Sales & Operations Planning (S&OP)

Online Course

Tuesdays, April 6, 13, 20 & 27, 2021

5:00pm – 7:00pm MDT

Expand your knowledge and understanding with a broad range of topics in Sales & Operations

Planning. Improve your skills by learning the latest trends and best practices.

S&OP Topics Include:

 Sales & Operations Planning Overview and Definition, Organizations with Separate and Integrated Business Plans, S&OP: Balancing Act, In the MPC System, Inputs and Outputs, Planning Process

 Determining Product Families, Planning Inputs, Summary of S&OP Outputs  Understanding the MTS and MTO S&OP Grids, Monthly S&OP Planning Process

 Data Gathering, Demand Planning, Supply Planning, Pre-S&OP Meeting, Executive S&OP Meeting

 Benefits of S&OP, S&OP Summary

Colorado Chapter Course for S&OP:

 Instructor-led online course

Class includes Online class instruction, student materials/books

 $350 for PLUS-Level Members, $450 for Non-Members Register Online at:

https://apicscolorado.org/On-Line_Classes

If you have questions regarding this program please contact:

Honey Johnson, VP of Education at

(303) 421-0797 or [email protected] Or

Roger Harris, President and Coach at [email protected]

““I recently completed the excellent S&OP training class offered through ASCM Colorado Chapter. About 1 year

ago my company began a formal S&OP process, and I was asked to take on the facilitator role. Although I’ve been exposed to S&OP concepts, I found the training class covered essential fundamentals that reinforced and strengthened by understanding. The learning environment created a solid forum to discuss specifics about our business and how the S&OP process can be more effective. The course pacing allowed time to absorb material and understand the critical factors to ensure S&OP success. I took away several important changes to implement in the S&OP process which will strengthen my company’s bottom line! This course was the same high quality product I’ve come to know ASCM Colorado Chapter to offer, and I speak from experience holding my CPIM and CSCP training through the chapter classes!” Tony Fabrizio, CPIM, CSCP, Business Analytics Manager, General

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What are Students saying about APICS

Education in Colorado?

“Even though my position is far from the production line, I am able to see how I can implement some of these principals when dealing with internal stakeholders I work with. I am also able to apply this at home as well. I think this class will greatly help us to speed up our order processing and help us to eliminate unnecessary waste. Super excited to finally be working towards my certification. Thanks again.” Daniel Cummings, Business Process Analyst/Customer Solutions,

Danone North America

“It (S&OP Class) was fantastic. I think it was a huge eye opener for everyone involved, and showed us a lot of gaps we have where we need to focus our efforts. I’ve received nothing but positive feedback on the class so far. Everyone is really getting a lot from it.” Rachael LaFollette, CPIM, Supply Chain Planning Manager, AlloSource

“Getting involved with APICS opened up several opportunities my career. I was able to start taking classes for my CLTD certification during graduate school which helped me secure a supply chain internship with my current company. The classes not only prepared me for my exams, but enabled me to network with other professionals with similar interests. APICS Colorado is a great organization that seeks to promote the importance of supply chains through education, but also gives back to the community that supports them.” Aaron Goldschmidt, CLTD, Supply Chain Manager, Gates Corporation

“I am currently taking the CPIM online course taught by Roger Harris and Honey Johnson. While this course is full of material, both instructors go above and beyond to ensure proper understanding of all the material that is being covered. Each class brings direct knowledge to many different high level supply chain practices that can directly reflect to many different job titles and positions. With the understanding of this material, I believe that this course sets each student up for much success in many different career areas. I am thankful for the time that both Roger and Honey take to ensure that all students are keeping track with the high speed material that is covered. This course is great for a very wide range of business practices and I am certain that it will only help to expand on my own personal career path. I believe that this online structure is greatly suited for success in passing the CPIM test that follows.” Brian Robles, Supply Chain Professional

“I would like to thank Roger Harris and Honey Johnson for their dedication in the APICS CPIM classes. I did the self-study on the CPIM Part 1 and passed, so I attempted the self-self-study on the CPIM part 2. I scored a 299 and failed. I got right back on it and was studying again, and I could just not get my head into it. I discovered the classes with Roger and Honey and decided it would be worth the 8 Saturdays to become CPIM certified. I found the classes kept my attention and kept me on track better than learning on my own and found myself immediately using what I learned in my job. Roger and Honey kept the classes very entertaining and used real life scenarios to teach each subject which helps the students grasp the materials better. I took the CPIM part 2 immediately after the class and passed with room to spare. I think the classes were very much worth the time and the money and would recommend them to become certified.” Dorothy Monsees, CPIM, Buyer/Planner, Nordson Medical

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The Membership Spotlight

How did you first get involved with APICS?

While completing my MBA at the University of Connecticut we re-established the dormant Operations Management Club, and looked for ways to add value to the graduate experience. The best thing we did was engage with professional organizations to accelerate our learning and integration into future job roles. APICS was one of the three organizations that we affiliated with, creating a student chapter. We even entered and won a case competition later that same year.

What have you found most enjoyable about being an APICS member?

Definitely the company tours. That was eye-opening for me as a graduate student with no manufacturing experience. I knew I wanted to get into aerospace, and I think getting some early looks at just-in-time and lean production systems in the Hartford area really gave me a leg up when I started as a program manager after graduation.

Unfortunately, the APICS chapters in Vermont and Boston, where I moved next in my career, were not nearly as active. So I was pleasantly surprised to see such an active chapter in Denver. I also realized that reinvesting in my CPIM certification and knowledge would benefit me in my new position at Sierra Nevada Corporation.

How do you fill your free time (hobbies, family, etc.)?

I’m a pretty avid skier, having been a certified professional ski instructor for the past 21 years. My wife and I relocated from New England to get back to the “big” mountains out West, where we first met. I’ve also been a very active member of the Navy Reserve, having commanded five Reserve units, deployed overseas six times, and served for over 26 years.

What’s next for you now?

Last fall, on day one of my new job, at a new company, after having moved across country … I was notified by the Navy Reserve I was being mobilized in three months. Somewhat ironically our mission with the International Maritime Security Construct was to monitor maritime security, provide assurance to merchants, and enable the free flow of shipping in the key waterways of the Middle East.

Partway through my deployment I started exploring ways to prepare for reintegration into my civilian occupation. I studied for and recently retook the CPIM exams, regained my CPIM, and completed my CSCP.

The last year has been a bit of a whirlwind. I am looking forward to getting back to my job, applying my knowledge (new and old), family life, and a full ski season!

MEET MIKE SHARP, PMP, CPIM, CSCP

This month’s Membership Spotlight is on Mike Sharp, PMP, CPIM, CSCP. Mike has been an APICS member for about 10 years and just moved to Colorado. Read below to discover more about Mike!

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For over 30 years, MSS has helped companies better

manage their business processes through the proper

implementation of technology and business systems.

For more information contact Honey Johnson at:

303.271.1818 x123 or

[email protected]

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Meet Your 2020/2021 BOARD OF DIRECTORS & COMMITTEE MEMBERS and ADMINISTRATORS

For

30 years MSS has helped companies better manage their business processes through the

proper implementation of technology and business systems.

For more

PRESIDENT

Roger Harris, CFPIM, CIRM, C.P.M., PMP, CSCP, CPSM, CLTD MSS Technologies 303.271.1818 x105 [email protected] VICE PRESIDENT OF EDUCATION

Honey Johnson, CFPIM, CIRM, C.P.M., CSCP, CLTD MSS Technologies 303.271.1818 x123 [email protected] VICE PRESIDENT OF PROGRAMS

Joe Grigg, CPIM, CSCP, CLTD 720.250.1231

[email protected]

TREASURER

Gary Williams, CPIM Lightning Eliminators 303.447.2828

[email protected]

SECRETARY

Jamie Swan, CPIM, CSCP Hunter Douglas Window Fashions 303.876.3367

[email protected]

Vice President of Membership

Interim:Roger Harris, CFPIM, CIRM, C.P.M., PMP, CSCP, CPSM, CLTD MSS Technologies, 303.271.1818 x105, [email protected]

Programs Committee: Cindy Bramon, CSCP, Denver Water

303.628.6879 [email protected]

Professional Development Committee: Erin Cable, CPIM, Aqua-Hot

303.588.6538, [email protected]

Programs Committee: Tony Fabrizio, CPIM, CSCP, General Shale Brick

720.314.3041 [email protected]

Membership Committee: Peggy Fay, Hunter Douglas

303-876-3327, [email protected]

Director of Co. Coordinators: Ken Cruise, CPIM, CLTD,

Supply Chain/Logistics Consultant 303.766.7508, [email protected]

Director of Publications: Wayne Meis, CSCP, Cigna

770.261.3593, [email protected]

Director of Social Networking: Tyler Russell, CPIM

970.980.9842, [email protected]

Webmaster: Chris Tomlin, IMI Precision Engineering

720.283.5473, [email protected] Director of Materials/Registrar: Open Director of Student Activities: Open Director of Speakers: Open

2020/2021 APICS CHAPTER BOARD OF DIRECTORS: https://apicscolorado.org/board.php

SoCo GEOGRAPHY DIRECTOR

Don Simpson, CPIM, CSCP

719.481.4833

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2020/2021 COMPANY COORDINATORS

2020– 2021 Company Coordinators

Please contact Ken Cruise, CPIM, CLTD, Director of Company Coordinators, at [email protected] if you are interested in becoming a Company Coordinator

ArcherDX Inc Bob Abeyta, MBA CPIM CPM CSCP CLTD

Ball Corp Alexandra Grant, CSCP

CoorsTek, Inc Eric Braaton, CPIM Danone North America Severin Oudet, CPIM Denver Water Board Cynthia Bramon, CSCP

Dish Trevor Daly, CSCP

Gates Aaron Goldshmidt, CLTD

Hunter Douglas Jamie Swan, CPIM CSCP

Imi-Precision Chris Tomlin

Inovonics Wireless Corp Dennis McKay Jr, CPIM Level 3 Communications Patrick Libra, CLTD

Molson Coors Morgan Flanigan CSCP

MSS Technologies, LLC Honey Johnson, CFPIM CIRM CPM CSCP CLTD

PTA Corp Lee Contreras

SAP America Joshua Ginsberg-Margo, CIRM Seagate Technology Jared Kocik, CLTD CPIM CSCP

Swisslog Annette Thibault, CPIM

Viega US Chad Molen, CPIM CSCP

CONNECT WITH APICS COLORADO CHAPTER 81

Connect with APICS Colorado on Linkedin, Twitter and Facebook & post to our pages and let us know how we're

doing.

And remember, we’re always available 24/7 on http://apicscolorado.org

Not a Member?

There are five types of Membership available and an extension benefit for unemployed APICS.

For more information and to join

Contact

Roger Harris, President and Coach at [email protected]

JOBS, JOBS, JOBS

Have an open position? Looking for Supply Chain professionals?

Looking for a new challenge?

Post on APICS Colorado & meet your next candidate

Job Listings

https://apicscolorado.org/articles/article_category/1

YOUR COLORADO APICS CHAPTER IS THE LEADER IN SUPPLY CHAIN EDUCATION

Supply Chain education, information and best practices are more important now than ever before. The combination of great information and great educators is now just a click away! Classes are now online allowing you and your team to learn from the comfort of your home. Want to ensure your business partners and team members have the skills they need to

be successful in this challenging environment?

Online Classes! Want to learn more?

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APICS Colorado Chapter 81

Calendar of Events

APICS Colorado Chapter 81

PO Box 40242

Denver CO 80204-0242

2021

January

06 Board of Directors Meeting

09 CPIM Part 2 SMR Class Begins – Online 13 Professional Development Meeting

Topic: 5 Practical Tips for Reducing Stress and Increasing Happiness

Speaker: Richard Jones

February

03 Board of Directors Meeting

10 Professional Development Meeting - TBD Feb 13 – CPIM Part 1 Begins Online

Feb 17 – Lean Enterprise Workshop Begins Online

March

03 Board of Directors Meeting

10 Professional Development Meeting – TBD Mar 13 – CSCP Begins Online

Mar 20 – CPIM MPR Begins Online Mar 27 – CLTD Begins Online

April

07 Board of Directors Meeting

14 Professional Development Meeting – TBD Apr 6 – S&OP Begins Online

Apr 10 – CPIM DSP Begins Online

May

05 Board of Directors Meeting

12 Professional Development Meeting - TBD May 15 – CPIM ECO Begins Online

June

Jun 12 – CPIM SMR Begins Online

Dates and Times are subject to change Please check www.apicscolorado.org for details

2020

December

02 Board of Directors Meeting

09 Holiday Happy Hour – Online 7pm MST 12 CPIM Part 2 ECO Class Begins – Online

REMEMBER TO ENSURE THAT WE

HAVE YOUR CORRECT EMAIL

ADDRESS!

So Long 2020!

Welcome 2021

Happy New Year!!!!

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