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District Staff
District Director
Tony Zampello
I am pleased to announce the 2009 APICS
Northeast District Staff and commend them in advance for their commitment to
serve the volunteer leadership and chapters of the APICS Northeast District.
Assistant District
Manager/Communications Liaison:
Jennifer Kevlin
jkevlin@us.ibm.com
Responsibilities:
· Provides strategic and tactical support/inputs to the District Manager
· Communicates information as required to the appropriate distribution lists
· Provides updates to the webmaster of material that should be posted to the
District website
· Follows up with all owners of items on the District “Action List” to drive
timely deliverables
Student, Early Professional, and
Academic Liaisons:
Bhaskar Majee
bmajee@gmail.com
Jack Wood, CSCP
jwood15@maine.rr.com
207-650-9389 (M)
Jack Cook
(585) 414-7334
Responsibilities:
· Be the District resources for chapters looking for best practices and
methods to attract and retain academics, early professionals, and students
to APICS
· Plan, organize, and execute a student case competition in partnership with
sponsoring chapter(s)
· Facilitate District-wide teleconferences (as per the needs of the District
chapters) to discuss student, early professional, and academic related
issues at the chapter level ; developing and utilizing external subject
matter experts where possible
Note: Due to the level of importance of this critical focus area, this has
been staffed with a team from across the District to ensure the highest
level of commitment and responsiveness to the chapter volunteer leadership.
Training and Body of Knowledge Liaison:
Bob Kennedy
rckennedy@snet.net
Responsibilities:
· Provides information relative to best practices utilized for APICS related
training and instructors
· Communicates at the District Level any updates relative to the training
materials as maintained by the Association
· Coordinates with the chapters to hold one or more District-level
train-the-trainer sessions
· Facilitates District-wide teleconferences (as per the needs of the
District chapters) to discuss training and instructor related issues at the
chapter level, developing and utilizing external subject matter experts
where possible.
Programs and Arrangements:
Donna Gioffre
donna.gioffre@honeywell.com
Joe Shedlawski,
CPIM
joeshedlawski@gmail.com
(845) 623-6018
Responsibilities:
· Determine specific hotels appropriate for planned District meetings
utilizing the Association process. (The geographic locations will continue
to be determined by the chapter presidents. The dates of the meetings are
determined by the District Staff.)
· Prepare the agenda for publication to the membership
· Contact speakers and be their “go-to” person
· Coordinate chapter participation in hosting hospitality
· Develop email communications reminding the chapters of upcoming District
Meetings
· Provide information for attendees/guests at each District Meeting to
acquaint them with the offerings of the hotel and near-by attractions.
District Administrator and Treasurer:
Jim Timmons
bubbat52@aol.com
Responsibilities:
· Provide oversight with regard to the financial activities relative to the
District budget
· Take minutes of all District Staff meetings, Presidents' Meetings, and
conference calls
· Capture "action items" during the District Meetings
· Ensure that all Action Items are documented, with an owner and due date;
coordinates with Communications Liaison to ensure updated status is
maintained
CMS/CBAR Program Liaison:
Lee Hendrix
lhendrix254@sbcglobal.net
Responsibilities:
· Administers the CMS and CBAR program through-out the year; encourages
chapters to submit their worksheets no less than quarterly, for review
· Encourages 100% chapter participation in CMS and CBAR
· Is a resource for questions regarding the CMS/CBAR program
· Communicates reminders (via the Communication Liaison) to each chapters’
CMS/CBAR champion of the items that should be available for review during
the upcoming quarter
· Provides end-of-year final review information as required to District
Manager and headquarters.
Chapter Presidents’ Liaison:
Kimberly Smith
Frew
kimsmithfrew@aol.com
Responsibilities:
· Be the facilitator for Presidents’ meetings scheduled during District
Meetings
· Schedule and facilitate District-wide teleconference calls for the
Presidents as requested or necessitated
· Be the contact person to gather requested feedback from the District
presidents
· Develop the Presidents’ Meeting agenda, as per the requests of the Chapter
Presidents.
Staff Director-at-Large:
Ron Calanni
ron.j.calanni@cummins.com
Responsibilities:
· Responsible for ad hoc project
administration
· Provide assistance with special projects
Requirements for Northeast District
Staff
· Recognize that the purpose of the District Staff is to serve the chapter
volunteer leadership, not govern the chapters
· Must commit to the APICS code of ethics
· Members of the District Staff will have served or be currently serving as
a member of a chapter-level board of directors
· District Staff should be able to attend most, if not all, of the District
Meetings during the course of 2009
The term for District Staff members is one year, ending on December 31st.
Quinn Golden
qgolden@worldpath.net will continue in his role as District Webmaster.
Yours in APICS,
Virginia M. Vogel-Polizzi, CFPIM
APICS Northeast
District Manager
Phone: (413) 623-0141
NortheastDM@APICS.org
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The Southern Tier Chapter of APICS is pleased to offer a special
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chapter, we can offer members a $200 savings! The chapter is offering
the self-study CSCP
course for $695 for APICS members and $895 for
non-members. To take advantage of this tremendous savings, contact any member of the
Board of Directors!!
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chapter boasts a membership in excess of 120 members representing over
45 different local and international companies. These companies include
Mead Corp., Raymond, IBM, Universal Instruments, Landers Co and BEA plus
many smaller companies. As a professional organization our members are
employed in all aspects of the resource management field including,
planning, forecasting scheduling, supply chain management and logistics.
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