NewsLink June Meeting Details. ISM-Dallas Dinner Meeting June 9, "Talent Makes the Difference - How to build a Top Talent Culture"

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1 You're receiving this because of your relationship with ISM-Dallas, Inc.. Please confirm your continued interest in receiving from us. You may unsubscribe if you no longer wish to receive our s. NewsLink June 2016 Meeting Details TIME: 5:30-6:30 pm Registration/ Networking 6:30 pm Dinner Meeting LOCATION: BROOKHAVEN COUNTRY CLUB 3333 Golfing Green Dr. Farmers Branch, TX (972) COST: $25 students $30 members with on-time RSVP $40 non members $35 members registering late or at the door (if available) We accept cash, check or credit cards at the door. If paying with cash, please bring exact amount. REGISTER ONLINE or leave a message at (972) Registrations must be received by Tuesday at 12 noon prior to the meeting. June Events June 8th - ISM webinar June 9th - Dinner Meeting July Events No Dinner Meeting August Events August 11th ISM-Dallas Dinner Meeting June 9, 2016 "Talent Makes the Difference - How to build a Top Talent Culture" Todd will share his experience in building a Top Talent Procurement Organization, in terms of finding, attracting, retaining and developing great talent; and how focusing on people will lead to outstanding results. Todd Podell, Global Head of Business Transformation & ERP, Alcon Todd Podell is the Global Head of Business Transformation & ERP for Alcon. Alcon is the world leader in Eye Care and a wholly owned Division of Novartis. Previously Todd was Alcon's first Chief Procurement Officer, where he built a top tier global sourcing organization. Todd joined Novartis in 2005, and prior to leading Alcon Procurement, he was the Chief Procurement Officer for Novartis' Consumer Health group of companies. From , Todd was the Director of Global Technology Procurement for McDonald's. Prior to McDonald's, he held Supply Chain leadership roles at Palm and Advanced Micro Devices. Before that, Todd was a litigation attorney and also negotiated contracts for professional athletes. ISM Webinar June 8, 2016 "Getting the Right Supplier: A Key to Sustainable Supply Chain" Sponsored by MetricStream Hosted by ISM

2 - MWBE Trade Show and Dinner Managing the complexity of the multi-tier supply chains while increasing geographic expanse of markets and the ensuring regulatory compliance is a well acknowledged challenge faced by organizations today. However, companies often react to supply chain risks instead of addressing the problem from the start. With the regulatory focus increasing, it is becoming increasingly important to set the right strategy to manage supply chains and suppliers. Today, it is essential to quickly identify risk trends and challenges and address with appropriate tactics for risk mitigation. From selecting the right supplier, to monitoring the relationship with risk and performance metrics, companies need to proactively build sustainable supplier management programs This Webinar Event Includes 1 CEH Certificate that will be provided 24 hours after the conclusion. Join this webinar where panelists will discuss : Gathering supplier intelligence for improving supplier collaboration Importance of creating a strong sourcing process Lowering risks while gaining from the highest potential of suppliers Role of technology in managing suppliers effectively Register Here! Hubert T. Fuller Winner! The May meeting is our annual celebration of past ISM-Dallas presidents, our Ben Newbery members. Also the winner of the Hubert T. Fuller Award is announced. The most prestigious award presented to ISM - Dallas members, the Hubert T. Fuller Award honors the efforts of individuals who have substantially contributed to the growth and success of our organization. Only ISM-Dallas members are eligible for this award, and it remains indicative of members who are true professionals. This year' s awardee is Mary Buenrosto! Mary has been on our board for several years, serving as Librarian and for the past two years as out Treasurer. She has revamped our financial records, added new reports and contributed many cost savings actions over her two years as Treasurer. Mary has been a key contributing member especially over these past two years. July Meeting Cancelled

3 July Dinner Meeting is cancelled this year to give everyone a summer break! We will see you back for the August dinner and MWBD Trade Fair! MWBE Trade Show and Dinner August 11th Dinner Meeting "2016 Minority and Women-Owned Business Enterprise Expo and Dinner" at the Crowne Plaza Come to the Trade Fair 5-7 PM and visit all 30+ booths. You'll receive: Your name in the drawing for several exciting gifts One free drink ticket Bring your coworkers! You have one additional chance in the drawing for each person you bring. Complete details will be on the website soon and in the July NewsLink. The ISM-Dallas Board looks forward to seeing you there! New Members! Welcome to our newest members of ISM-Dallas! Alberto Centeno Amy Cooper-Cline Terrence Conner, Southern Methodist University Jaydeep Dhruve Tim Finholt Matt Hager Brian Hand, Sunoco, Inc. Krista Dianne Henderson, Pioneer Natural Resources Julie Horak, Overhead Door Corporation Tim Liford Steven Morse Mark Wise Pictures from June Meeting

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7 CPSM Preparation At No Cost To You or Your Colleagues! ISM-Dallas is excited to announce a unique program available now, where all of your CPSM Review Training is paid for by the state of Texas Skills Development Fund through a consortium grant endorsed by our affiliate. What his means is that: 1. You, your colleagues and/or, an unlimited number of your staff can participate in CPSM review training to prepare you to sit for each of the 3 CPSM exams. 2. The training is offered in a convenient blend of on-demand, e-learning coupled with convenient webinars designed to maximize your success in passing the exam(s), coupled with the latest Supply Management concepts that can be applied in your firm. 3. The value of this training is $1,150 per participant, at no charge to you. For more details on how to participate, please contact: Pat Woods patwoods@supplychaineducation.com (214) ISM-Dallas Mission and Vision Statements Mission: ISM-Dallas, Inc. will create value through: Integration of the Voice of the Customer Delivery of high quality educational seminars and forums on relevant topics

8 Administration of professional training, certification and credentialing Enabling and encouraging professional networking Establishment of a student and professional mentoring program Providing access to research, tools and special interest groups Leveraging of Association Relationships Implementation of a strong and targeted Business Management Plan Vision: ISM-Dallas, Inc. seeks to become the benchmark affiliate for customer value through the advancement of leadership in supply management education, credentialing and certification, topical information, special interest forums and mentoring opportunities.