Supply Chain Essentials happens on six consecutive Fridays from 19 February to 26 March, from 1pm to 5pm.

Registration for SCMAP members is at PHP 3,000 per session or PHP 16,200 for all six sessions. Registration for non-members is at PHP 3,750 per session or PHP 20,250 for all six sessions. Prices are inclusive of VAT.

Registration for these webinars has now closed. More information on future webinars will be available soon.

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Overview

In recent years supply chain management has been recognized not just as a competitive advantage for any business, but as a key player in ensuring its sustainability and profitability. It has brought together functions previously seen as separate, and emphasized on the impact of each function on others. The emergence of supply chain management not just as a function but as a mindset has led to the recognition of common goals and the fostering of a culture of collaboration, resulting in the continuing strength of established companies and the rise of new players.

This series of webinars seeks to provide participants with an understanding of supply chain management: its key components, how they work, and how they contribute to the competitiveness and profitability of any business. Designed to provide a primer to those who are new to supply chain, or those seeking a greater understanding of the sector, the webinars delve into fundamental aspects of supply chain management: planning, procurement, logistics, customer service, and finance.

Webinars

Supply Chain Essentials is composed of six afternoon webinars.

Who Should Attend?

  • Supply chain managers, supervisors and practitioners
  • Procurement and purchasing managers and practitioners
  • Demand planners and production planners
  • Logistics and warehouse managers, supervisors and practitioners
  • Sales and marketing practitioners
  • Staff in other functions/departments involved in the supply chain, or looking to move into supply chain

Speakers

Amante Aguilar is supply chain group head of Del Monte Philippines. He previously spent two decades with Johnson & Johnson, handling various roles in manufacturing and logistics both in the Philippines and across ASEAN. He is also a director of the Supply Chain Management Association of the Philippines.

Carloman Magno Jr. is vice president for operations of LF Philippines, overseeing the logistics provider’s work with fashion, food, consumer goods and electronics industries. Prior to his supply chain career, he worked in information technology, with experience in logistics and banking.

Dario Arive Jr. is assistant vice president for planning and distribution of Personal Collection Direct Selling Inc. He previously spent fifteen years at URC Flour, where he was most recently supply chain manager. A registered psychologist, he also teaches at the University of Makati.

Dina Pilapil is general manager for business development of LF Philippines. A certified public accountant, she began her career with pharmaceutical company Nattermann before joining Marsman and Company, and later, IDS Logistics. She was also a former director of the Supply Chain Management Association of the Philippines.

Enrique Castillo is president and chief executive officer of the Victory Group of Companies. His supply chain career has seen him work for the likes of Avon, James Hardie, Zuellig Pharma, Nestlé, Del Monte, and most recently, Fast Logistics. He was also president of the Supply Chain Management Association of the Philippines.

Federico Figueroa Jr. has worked in supply chain management for almost three decades, handling demand and supply planning, warehousing and transportation, sourcing and procurement. He currently teaches at the Philippine School of Business Administration and acts as a supply chain consultant to various organizations.

Max Yap is chairman of Marebjhel Transportation Services. He most recently worked as senior manager for supply chain of Philippine Batteries Inc., manufacturer of Motolite batteries. He is also a mentor for Go Negosyo’s Kapatid Mentor Me program, and a former director of the Supply Chain Management Association of the Philippines.

Nestor Felicio recently retired as corporate vice president for integrated planning and logistics management of Unilab. His supply chain career saw him hold national and regional roles for Unilever and SC Johnson, among others. He was also president of the Supply Chain Management Association of the Philippines.

Roselie Tubeo is senior supply chain planning manager for Unilab, one of the country’s biggest pharmaceutical firms. In her almost two decades with the company she has overseen roles in distribution, e-commerce and sales. She is also a director of the Supply Chain Management Association of the Philippines.

Terms and Conditions

  • Full payment must be made up to a week before the earliest seminar registered to. Non-receipt of payment means forfeiture of your slot for this workshop. Only those who have paid will receive pre-work materials and the link to the Zoom meeting.
  • Please deposit or transfer your payment to Bank of the Philippine Islands account number 3561-0011-02. Afterwards, send the validated deposit slip or bank transfer screen capture with your name and your company name by emailing it to acamangon@scmap.org.
  • In the event that the company withholds tax from the fees, the corresponding tax certificate (BIR form 2307) must be submitted or emailed upon payment. Our TIN is 004-966-082-000.
  • Cancellation of participation must be done in writing only up to a week before the earliest seminar registered to. Please email acamangon@scmap.org and wait for an acknowledgment of receipt. Payment, if made, will be refunded once cancellation is finalized.
  • Substitution of participants are allowed, in writing, up to a week before the seminar registered to.
  • SCMAP member companies with overdue membership and/or event dues cannot avail of the member rate unless all receivables are settled.
  • Companies and/or individuals who refuse to pay dues will be blacklisted in all future SCMAP events until all outstanding fees are settled.
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