AMERICAN AEROSPACE & DEFENSE SUMMIT 2017

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1 AMERICAN AEROSPACE & DEFENSE SUMMIT 2017 DECEMBER 5 6, 2017 WE-KO-PA RESORT & CONFERENCE CENTER SCOTTSDALE, AZ aadsummit.com TOMORROW S CONNECTION TODAY Driving business performance through process and technological innovation info@generisgp.com PROGRAM

2 American Aerospace & Defense Summit 2017 Program Page 1 PROGRAM DAY ONE 7:00 am 8:00 am REGISTRATION & GROUP BREAKFAST 8:00 am 8:10 am CHAIR S WELCOME ADDRESS JOSEPH A. PACKARD, PH.D. LISA KEARNEY, PH.D. Space and Airborne Systems Technology Manager, Supply Chain 8:10 am 8:50 am KEYNOTE TURNING PASSION INTO PROFIT: HOW DRIVING OPERATIONAL EXCELLENCE & INVESTING IN PEOPLE WILL BE THE BEST ROI IN 2017 Focusing on culture: How to model the right behaviors and zone in on mentorship in the early stages to grow your organization Developing a system for training and setting up gap analysis initiatives Case Study: How Triumph Aerospace Structures is delivering operational improvements across the entire business value stream ALLEN VYCE President 8:50 am 9:30 am HOW AIRBUS SUCCESSFULLY INCORPORATES COMMUNITY, SUPPLIERS, TECHNOLOGY AND PEOPLE TO DRIVE ENGINEERING & MANUFACTURING EXCELLENCE An overview of Airbus' history and the best practices in our strategies for the North American market Designing the next generation of new products and leveraging digital capabilities Driving agile workforce development and cost reduction exercises Service first: driving a culture that delivers products on budget and on time JOHN O'LEARY VP & GM 9:35 am 11:15 am EXHIBITION HALL PRE-ARRANGED ONE-TO-ONE NETWORKING & REFRESHMENTS

3 American Aerospace & Defense Summit 2017 Program Page 2 11:20 am 11:55 am STRATEGY HONING YOUR LEADERSHIP SKILLS AND BUILDING THE WORKPLACE CULTURE YOU ENVISION Your responsibility to improve your leadership capability How to create a vision for culture and shift it intentionally How to identify and develop your future leaders around that culture When to push vs pull for situational leadership GREGG ROBISON VP, Operations ROOM 2 SUPPLY CHAIN HOW TO ACHIEVE LASTING VALUE, END-TO-END PROCESS IMPROVEMENT, AND CONTROL: EMBEDDING A ZERO DEFECT PLAN How to protect the customer from any impact caused by escapes, defects, delays, and interruptions Why removing sources of variation and the placement of a control system will allow continuous improvement The Zero Defect Plan (ZDP ) is a gamechanging proposition that must be reinforced by business leaders mindsets, language, attitude and actions at DR. ALEXANDER EKSIR VP, Supply & Quality 12:00 pm 12:35 pm CAPTURING MORE CONTRACTS IN THE COMPLEX MANUFACTURING INDUSTRY BY LEVERAGING THE DIGITAL THREAD Understanding where missed revenue opportunities can be found within their own manufacturing operations Creating a roadmap of steps to tackle towards a full Digital Thread adoption Turning regulatory compliance requirements MICHEL GADBOIS VP, Industry Solutions ROOM 2 HOW INDUSTRY LEADERS ARE LEVERAGING DIGITALIZATION TO BE A DISRUPTIVE FORCE AGAINST THEIR COMPETITION In the future, the leader in every industry will be the company that is best at software Hear how the Digital Twins of product, process, and production, are enabling the transformation of companies across multiple industries Learn how these innovative leaders are working to gain foresight by simulating products, people, processes and resources interacting in the virtual world and gaining insight by matching real-world performance to predictions, allowing them TOM TENGAN Director of Digital Enterprise

4 12:40 pm 1:40 pm American Aerospace & Defense Summit 2017 Program Page 3 LUNCH & LEARN ROUND-TABLE DISCUSSIONS EXHIBITION HALL TAKING LESSONS FROM THE JOINT SPECIAL OPERATIONS COMMAND TO HELP OUR COMPANIES COMPETE AND WIN IN THE 4TH INDUSTRIAL PAUL MCNAMARA President & CEO WHEN FAILURE IS NOT AN OPTION; THE BENEFITS OF EARLY ENGAGEMENT OF SUPPLY CHAIN PARTNERS JAMES M. BARRY President PROCESS DOCUMENTATION ANNUAL MAINTENANCE PROGRAM DAVE KUNSELMAN CEO PROVIDING INSIGHT THROUGH ELECTROMECHANICAL TEST DATA MEASUREMENT CHALLENGES AND BEST PRACTICES FOR THE AEROSPACE AND DEFENSE IINDUSTRY IMPROVED PRODUCTION SCHEDULING AS A COMPETITIVE ADVANTAGE JIM WARNER VP, Business Development MOVING FROM FIRST ARTICLE TO PART APPROVAL IN AEROSPACE: WHAT WORKS AND WHAT DOESN T PAUL NICHOLAS North America Services Sales Manager GABOR KOERTVELYESSY COO & Senior Consultant JASON ANDERSON Field Engineering Director 1:45 pm 2:25 pm THE BUILDING BLOCKS OF A CUSTOMER-CENTRIC ORGANIZATION Striking the right balance between customer satisfaction and company profit Communication: Outlining the vision and values top management communicate to set the tone and direction Focusing on execution: Performance is the key component GIOVANNI SPITALE President, Unison Industries

5 American Aerospace & Defense Summit 2017 Program Page 4 2:30 pm 3:05 pm PLASMA: NON-DESTRUCTIVE CLEANING METHODS FOR COMPOSITES AND METALS Current trends in the use of composite, honeycomb and metal skins in Aerospace Atmospheric and rough vacuum plasma cleaning and activation solutions for dissimilar materials New developments in plasma: PECVD, dry primer and anti-corrosion coatings SARAH MONTROWL Marketing Manager & Business Development ROOM 2 MANUFACTURING END-USE PRODUCTS WITH 3-D PRINTING Understanding the capabilities of current 3-D printing in the manufacturing of end-use products Examining specific examples of 3-D printing being used to make end-use parts Approaching design for 3-D printing, being aware of current constraints and design guidelines Observing lessons learned about the advantages SCOT LARSEN CTO 3:10 pm 4:30 pm PRE-ARRANGED ONE-TO-ONE NETWORKING & REFRESHMENTS EXHIBITION HALL 4:35 pm 5:15 pm DEVELOPING A SUSTAINABLE LEAN DEPLOYMENT PLAN Figuring out the major steps to take and elements to include in a successful lean deployment Understanding the root causes of why some lean initiatives fail to produce sustainable results Key components of establishing a lean culture of mutual trust, respect and continuous improvement SHUBHAYU CHAKRABORTY President, Performance Sensing 5:15 pm 5:55 pm LIVE CASE PANEL ALTERING YOUR ORGANIZATION AND BUSINESS MODEL TO STAY AHEAD IN THIS PERIOD OF EXPONENTIAL CHANGE MIKE PEREZ VP, Quality Assurance DR. ALEXANDER EKSIR VP, Supply & Quality ALLEN VYCE President JOHN MACK Director of Business Development & Government Affairs

6 American Aerospace & Defense Summit 2017 Program Page 5 5:55 pm 6:00 pm CHAIR S CLOSING REMARKS JOSEPH A. PACKARD, PH.D. 6:00 pm 7:00 pm EXHIBITION HALL NETWORKING & DRINKS RECEPTION

7 American Aerospace & Defense Summit 2017 Program Page 6 PROGRAM DAY TWO 7:00 am 8:00 am NETWORKING & BREAKFAST BRIEF 8:00 am 8:10 am CHAIR S OPENING REMARKS & REVIEW OF DAY ONE JOSEPH A. PACKARD, PH.D. 8:10 am 8:50 am KEYNOTE GOOD SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT: EFFECTIVE DEFENSE AGAINST COUNTERFEIT PARTS Optimized planning for obsolescence and risk management strategies to defend against purchasing from unauthorized sources Guidelines based on DMSMS plans that include obsolescence and design refresh planning, supplier approval processes, auditing and contractual requirements GREG MAXWELL VP, Supply Chain Management 8:55 am 9:35 am DRIVING BEST PRACTICES: HOW TO FOSTER A CULTURE OF QUALITY WITHIN YOUR ORGANIZATION AND WITH SUPPLIERS Importance of culture in driving quality excellence and how organizations can foster a culture of quality across all functions and job types Developing effective engagement models and process improvements to enhance supplier quality Maintaining compliance and driving quality in a changing environment Measures, metrics, and data analytics for quality excellence SONAL DESHPANDE VP, Mission Assurance 9:35 am 10:10 am 21ST CENTURY MANUFACTURING ORGANIZATION - WHAT'S OLD IS NEW - HOW TO FIX A BROKEN MANUFACTURING CULTURE A comparison of two practices: A look at what worked in the past and the current situation Create a faster learning curve culture and increase proficiency with focusing on smaller amounts of job responsibilities within your team Innovating your culture with an influx of entry level position candidates CURT TOWNE EVP, New Business Development

8 American Aerospace & Defense Summit 2017 Program Page 7 10:15 am 11:05 am NETWORKING & REFRESHMENTS EXHIBITION HALL 11:10 am 11:45 am STRATEGY DRIVING DEVELOPMENT: AN OVERVIEW OF SPIRIT AEROSYSTEMS TO SHOW GROWTH AND STRATEGIES TO IMPROVE PROCESSES An in-depth overview of Spirit AeroSystems A look at best practices and how to grow defense business to $1 billion An assessment of applying research and development to improve business Key techniques in successfully managing rate ramp ups GRANT BAUSERMAN VP, Global Quality ROOM 2 SUPPLY CHAIN DEVELOPING A PROACTIVE QUALITY CULTURE Adopting a culture for both product and employee safety Integrating quality into the entire supply chain from design, planning and process instruction including internal fabrication and external suppliers Introducing measurement, control and root cause corrective action (RCCA) processes using advanced software tools Developing a training and continuous improvement organization that is tightly coupled JOSEPH A. PACKARD, PH.D. 11:50 am 12:25 pm WHY ARE MOST COMPANIES STILL SCHEDULING WITH SPREADSHEETS? LEAN PRODUCTION PLANNING IMPROVES TOTAL EFFICIENCY Inadequate production planning causes the most expensive types of muda How to reduce non-value-added time and increase value-added time Effective pegging of your production scheduling with material availability React quickly and flexibly to sudden changes and immediately see the impact of re-scheduling ROOM 2 CASE STUDY: IMPLEMENTING AN AGGREGATED DEMAND NETWORK INTO THE AEROSPACE SUPPLY CHAIN Understanding the benefits of and need for consumption-based replenishment in the aerospace supply chain Optimizing inventory and providing networkwide, end-to-end visibility Achieving a centralized, solution driven by integrated IT systems and meaningful data Developing a managed transportation solution KEIJI FUJII President & CEO PATRICK FIORENTINO VP Materials Management Operations

9 American Aerospace & Defense Summit 2017 Program Page 8 12:30 pm 1:30 pm LUNCH & LEARN ROUND-TABLE DISCUSSIONS HOW TO ACHIEVE PROCESS EXCELLENCE THROUGH COMPLIANCE, QUALITY AND PRODUCT ASSURANCE SONAL DESHPANDE VP, Mission Assurance UNDERSTANDING THE INTERPLAY BETWEEN HUMAN BEHAVIOUR AND THE SUCCESS OF A LEAN SERGIO FRIAS VP, Contracts LEADING YOUR ORGANIZATION THROUGH THE DIGITAL DIVIDE: ASSESSING YOUR CURRENT SITUATION AND PLANNING A PATH FORWARD MIKE PEREZ VP, Quality Assurance STRATEGIES TO FACE SUPPLY CHAIN CYBERSECURITY THREATS SUE VRZAK INNOVATIVE SOLUTIONS FOR ANY PRODUCT LAUNCH MICHAEL GREENE VP, Integrated Supply Chain MAXIMIZING SUPPLIER RELATIONSHIPS FOR HORIZONTAL AND VERTICAL GROWTH MIGNONNE HOLLIS Executive Director 1:35 pm 2:15 pm THE IMPORTANCE OF SHOULD-COST CAPABILITY IN EFFECTIVELY NEGOTIATING IMPROVEMENT OPTIONS Characterizing the should-cost mentality and its challenges How to use Should-Cost Analysis to define whether vertical integration is in your favor or not Make or Buy dilemma Why the Should-Cost Analysis depends on the suppliers segmentation The role of the Should-Cost Analysis in driving down overall product cost using segmented market competition SERGIO FRIAS VP, Contracts 2:15pm 2:55 pm INNOVATION SPOTLIGHT MAINTAINING A COLLABORATIVE RELATIONSHIP WITH BOTH SUPPLIERS AND CUSTOMERS Reinventing your supply chain from the top down to drive value into your business Leading a successful supply chain transformation in aerospace & defense Leveraging your supply chain center of excellence as a source of innovation and competitive advantage SCOTT DAVIS Vice President, Global Supply Chain Organization

10 American Aerospace & Defense Summit 2017 Program Page 9 2:55 pm 3:35 pm PANEL ADDRESSING THE 2017 CORE CHALLENGES & OPPORTUNITIES: THE OBSTACLES SURROUNDING STRATEGY, SUPPLY CHAIN & MANUFACTURING The failures that help build the best speed to market practices The key challenges surrounding cybersecurity and protecting your organization, as well as your customers Facing production inefficiencies. How to maintain quality of the product, standardization and Continuous Improvement DAN HENDERSON Economic Development Director WAYNE BROWN VP, Quality and Mission Assurance SERGIO FRIAS VP, Contracts SUE VRZAK 3: 35pm 3:45 pm CHAIR S CONCLUDING REMARKS & CLOSE OF SUMMIT JOSEPH A. PACKARD, PH.D.