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Webinar

May 10, 2023 12:00 pm

Managing Risk Through Circular Economy

HOST: World Trade Centre Winnipeg

LOCATION: Virtual Webinar

Circular Economy, Circularity, Supply Chain

Building more sustainable supply chains.

From local business to public agencies, a circular economy is increasingly viewed as the linchpin to managing costs and environmental concerns. Supply chain management practices play a critical role in a circularity.

Supply chain professionals are often the first to recognize material security risks, inefficiencies, and opportunities to reduce material consumption. They understand and connect with local value chains to identify and create valuable supplier partnerships which contribute to an organization’s efforts to move towards circularity.

Attendees will learn:

  • Learn the basics of what is a circular economy and circularity.
  • Circularity in the Manitoba Supply Chain Context.
  • Tools and information for small & midsize enterprises.

WHERE

Webinar – Online

WHEN

Wednesday, May 10, 2023
12:00 PM – 1:00 PM CST

FEE

Free

Rick Reid

Executive Director, Supply Chain Manitoba

Manitoba Supply Chain Canada is the leading and largest association representing supply chain management professionals, setting the standard of excellence for professional skills knowledge and integrity. Representing nearly 6,500 members working across the private and public sectors, Supply Chain Canada is the principle source of supply chain training, education, and professional development in the country. Through its 10 Provincial and Territorial institutes Supply Chain Canada grants the Supply Chain Management Professional (SCMP) designation, the highest achievement in the field and mark of strategic supply chain leadership.

Rick Reid has over 20 years of supply chain management experience working in both the private, and public, sectors. Prior to becoming the Executive Director for the Manitoba Institute, Rick served as President of Supply Chain Canada Manitoba as well as two terms as Director on the Supply Chain Canada National Board of Directors and as the Chair of the SCMA Federation Council.

Rick has held the position of Executive Director of Supply Chain Canada Manitoba Institute for six years and specializes in helping organization optimize their supply chains by developing strategies to maximize efficiency, reliability, and profitability. He has contributed to the success of these organization by helping to eliminate waste, mitigate risk and reduce cost.