Ann K. Willis

Keynoter: Ann K. Willis, CFPIM, CIRM.

Ann K. Willis, CFPIM, CIRM, CPIM program development chair, says the reconfiguration has benefited certification candidates and their organizations."The reconfiguration is a realigning of the current body of knowledge, as well as the addition of new material to update the program.This new configuration will allow for easier introduction of new material without added cost to the candidate, Willis explains.

by Ann K. Willis, CFPIM, CIRM,
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Ann will touch on these and other questions.Stay tuned for further details.This is a meeting that any materials professional cannot afford to miss!!

Survival Skills for the Materials Professional in the Twentyfirst CenturyA 1/2 day Seminarby Ann K. Willis, CFPIM, CIRM,
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Ann K. Willis, CFPIM, CIRM, is President of Ann Willis Associates, a firm dedicated to assisting organizations in setting up customer-driven partnerships, developing and managing strategic methods of customer focus, integration solutions, performance measurement, people empowerment, and e-business processes.In addition, she aids employers and individuals in assessing the values essential in the current economy.

Her nineteen years of supply chain and manufacturing experience encompass all levels from material planning to management.She has written several customized ERP courses, as well as managed multiple ERP implementation projects.

Ann has been a member of APICS for eighteen years.She currently serves as Chair of the CPIM Program, and is a past member of the MRP/CRP Curriculum Committee.She has held several chapter and region positions, including three years as chapter president.She was a member of the 1993 International Conference Committee, and the 1993 and 1996 TEAM committees.She is a frequent speaker at chapter and regional meetings, and regional and international conferences.She is certified in both Train-The-Trainer and Learning Dynamics for Instructors, and enjoys delivering these, as well as the CPIM and CIRM certification courses, to organizations throughout North America via the classroom and the Internet.

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"Globalization demands that organizations focus on improving their entire supply chain if they are going to gain or maintain competitive advantage," observes Ann K. Willis, CFPIM, CIRM, president, Ann Willis Associates (Mooresville, N.C.; ann@annwillisassoc.com).

Ann Willis, CFPIM, CIRM

"Globalization demands that organizations focus on improving their entire supply chain if they are going to gain or maintain competitive advantage," observes Ann K. Willis, CFPIM, CIRM, president, Ann Willis Associates.

Ann Willis, CPIM