Current SCMAP president Nestor Felicio and past SCMAP president Enrique Castillo will be speaking at this year’s Supply Chain Perspective, happening this Thursday, 17 May, from 2pm to 6pm. at the Park Inn by Radisson Clark, Angeles, Pampanga.
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SCMAP president Nestor Felicio expressed optimism for the Philippine supply chain sector as economic growth continues and efforts to solve problems and remove roadblocks intensify.
During Supply Chain Outlook last 26 January 2018, SCMAP president Nestor Felicio introduced the establishment of collaboration groups, allowing the SCMAP membership to discuss, brainstorm and propose solutions to issues and pain points affecting supply chain in the country.
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SCMAP kicked off 2018 with a look at the prospects for the national economy and the supply chain industry, in the light of new tax reforms being rolled out by the Duterte administration, through Supply Chain Outlook.
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Current SCMAP vice president Christine Pardiñas will assume the presidency of the organization from 2019 to 2020, succeeding current president Nestor Felicio, whose term concludes at the end of 2018.
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SCMAP has elected for continuity as it reelects most of the current SCMAP Board of Directors to continue their roles into 2018.
SCMAP’s latest General Membership Meeting gathered figures from business and law enforcement as they discussed how to ensure our supply chains are resilient and secure amidst natural disasters and man-made incidents.
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SCMAP’s third General Membership Meeting of the year, to be held on 22 June, will look at securing the supply chain: how to deal with and minimize risk and disruption and continue serving customers.
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