Conference Agenda - Food Shippers of America.

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Conference Agenda - Food Shippers of America.
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February 21-23, 2010 • Hilton Orlando Bonnet Creek • Orlando, FL
Food Shippers of America is a not-for-profit organization that is staffed and managed by
volunteers. We wish to thank the following individuals and their companies for graciously
donating their time and energy to ensure the success of this conference.
2009-2010 Food Shippers of America Board
President
Vice President
Secretary
Treasurer Board Member
Board Member
Board Member
Board Member
President Ex-Officio
3PL Representative Motor Carrier Advisor
Railroad Advisor
Technical Advisor Executive Director
Joe Lombardo Larry Cooper
Paul Kramer
Nancy Newbourne
Matt Stalter
Chris Owens Allen Harju Mark Sampson
Tom Jones
Mitch Bernet
Jack Sharkey
Donna Cerwonka Jim Mueller
Royce Fisk
Nestle USA
Harris Teeter
Johnsonville Sausage
Batory Foods
Heinz North America SUPERVALU
Blommer Chocolate
Lamb Weston-Conagra
General Mills
Coyote Logistics
Sharkey Transportation
CSX Intermodal
Food Shippers of America
Food Shippers of America
2010 Conference Chairpersons
Co Chair
Co Chair
Nancy Newbourne
Mary Palmer
Batory Foods
RE Garrison Trucking
Conference Planning Committee Members
Craig Callahan Ross Cook
Mike DelBovo
Dave Durtsche
Christi Gillespie
John Ivy
Patrick McDuffee
Adam Moreau
Jim Mueller
Renee Nielsen Jim Fowler Diane Van Wagner
Michael Lowe
Todd Feltes
Bob Rich III
Jack Sharkey
Andrew Spears
Matt Stalter Jane Suter
Werner Enterprises Gordon Trucking
Saddle Creek
Tranzact
New Century Transportation
Kennesaw Transportation
PECO Pallet Strive Logistics Food Shippers of America
Faribault Foods Alliance Shippers Dannon Company Bush Brothers & Company Malt O Meal ROAR Logistics, Inc.
Sharkey Transportation
PLS Logistics Services
Heinz North America
C.H. Robinson Worldwide, Inc.
Lead Session Coordinator
Golf Tournament Coordinator
Entertainment Coordinator
Lead Session Coordinator
Hospitality Coordinator
Volunteer Coordinator
Session Coordinator
Conference Advertising Coordinator
Technical Coordinator
Session Coordinator
Spouse Program Coordinator
Session Coordinator
Lead Session Coordinator
Lead Session Coordinator
Lead Session Coordinator
Lead Session Coordinator
Session Coordinator
Session Coordinator
Lead Session Coordinator
Co Chair
Co Chair
Diane Van Wagner
Mitch Bernet
Dannon Company
Coyote Logistics
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Conference Agenda
Day One: Sunday, February 21, 2010
6:30 AM - Waldorf Astoria Golf Club
Continental Breakfast for First Round golfers
7:30 AM - Waldorf Astoria Golf Club
1st Round Shot Gun Start Golf Tournament
11:30 AM - 1:00 PM- Waldorf Astoria Golf Club
Golf Tournament Buffet Lunch and Registration for 1:00 PM Tee Time
Co Sponsored by CSX and NS Railroads
1:00 PM - Waldorf Astoria Golf Club
2nd Round Shot Gun Start Golf Tournament
6:00 PM - Bonnet Creek’s Signature Island
Opening Cocktail Reception
Renew old acquaintances and make new ones during this welcome reception
7:00 PM - Bonnet Creek Salons I - IX
Opening Night Buffet Dinner
Day Two: Monday, February 22, 2010
7:00 AM - Citrus, Collier and Columbia Rooms
Shipper/Receiver Breakfast Business Meeting.
Spend time with your fellow Shippers and Receivers before the opening remarks of the
2010 Conference. FSA President Joe Lombardo will present an update of Food Shippers
of America’s current organization
7:00 AM Bonnet Creek Foyers
Open Breakfast Buffet for Motor Carriers, Third Parties, Railroads.
Take advantage of networking opportunities
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8:00 - 9:00 AM
Spouse/Significant Other Continental Breakfast will be held in the Orange Room
(Prompt departure at 9:00 AM from the Convention Center Porte Corche)
8:00 AM - Bonnet Creek Salons I - IX will be the location for all of Monday’s sessions
Opening Remarks
Welcome and Overview
Joe Lombardo, Nestle USA, President Food Shppers of America
Conference Housekeeping Announcements
Co-Chairs
Nancy Newbourne, Batory Foods
Mary Palmer, R.E. Garrison Trucking
Millionaire Game Warm-up
8:30 AM
Session 1: Jon Gordon, “Winning with Excellence and Teamwork”
Jon Gordon will present a powerful roadmap to overcome common life and work
obstacles and bring out the best in yourself and your team. Everyone faces challenges
and every person, organization, company and team will have to overcome negativity
and adversity to define themselves and create their success. Whether you are a leader
looking to build a positive culture, a manager trying to energize and engage your team, or
someone who desires to enhance your productivity and performance, this talk will help
you create more success and enjoy the ride of your life.
9:30 AM
Session 2: “Your Product has been Refused – Now What?!”
Bill Thomas, VP of Product Development, Feeding America and Jane
Suter, Vice President Corporate Sales, CH Robinson will provide an informative session
since we all share the challenges in getting the perfect order to our receivers each and
every time. Making the optimal decision for these exceptions can be time consuming
and inconsistent. Learn how this process can be structured to result in a consistent
process that minimizes expense and maximizes control while creating benefit for the
shipper, the carrier and the charitable community.
10:15 AM - Bonnet Creek Foyers
Break - Announced Winners of Golf Tournament requested to collect their winnings from
Ross Cook, Golf Chairperson at the AV Station in the rear of the conference hall.
Jon Gordon
Bill Thomas
Day Two: Monday, February 22, 2010 (continued)
10:35 AM
Millionaire Game Round 1
10:45 AM
Session 3: Panel: Delivering Safe & Secure Products Customers Want
How does a supply chain network ensure food products remain safe and secure from the manufacturer
to the shelf? The landscape of food safety & security is constantly changing and this experienced panel will
shed light on how government regulations affect food safety, technology driven solutions that assist business
processes and some examples of best practices in ensuring safely produced product remains safe upon
delivery. Come prepared with questions for industry experts and learn what the future may hold.
Panel will be moderated by Paul Newbourne, Vice President & General Manager LXP,
Managed Freight Solutions
Panelists will include:
Tom Shepherd, Vice President Transportation, Chiquita Express
Craig W. Henry Ph.D., Senior Vice President, Chief Operating Officer of Scientific and Regulatory Affairs,
Grocery Manufacturers Association
John Reich, Director of Risk Management, CSX Intermodal
Paul Newbourne
Biographical Profile
John Reich
11:45 AM - Bonnet Creek’s Signature Island
Buffet Lunch
12:45 PM
Millionaire Game Round 2
1:00 PM
Tom Shepherd
Craig W. Henry Ph.D.
Session 4: Bill Rancic, “Celebrate the Possibilities”
Bill Rancic
Bill Rancic is an extraordinary, respected and in demand entrepreneur. A true American success story
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3:00 PM - Bonnet Creek Foyers
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Session 6: “Hear from our legislative representatives”
CSX Intermodal
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and a B.Sc. in Agriculture from the Univ
Secretary LaHood and Administrator Ferro will address safety – the top priority for Delaware.
Anne Ferro
Ray LaHood
Michael Cole, Director NA Transportation, Kraft Foods
Chris J Owens, Director, Supply Chain Strategy, SuperValu
Steve Wutke, Vice President Sales and Marketing, Prime Inc
the U.S. Department of Transportation – and the vital economic importance of safe
shipment of goods. They will also discuss a range of transportation issues, including
the importance of enabling shippers to draw upon the safest carriers, drivers, and
service providers to move their products. In addition, they will take open questions
from the audience.
4:30 PM - Convention Center Porte Corche
Spouse/Significant Other Program Return
6:00 PM - Bonnet Creek Foyers
Cocktail Reception
7:00 -10:00 PM - Bonnet Creek Salons I - IX
Dinner and Competative Games Celebrating the 2010 Winter Olympics
Casual Dress for Fun
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4:45 PM
Millionaire Game Round 3 and winner announcement
(must be present to win)
Closing Remarks
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Day Three: Tuesday, February 23, 2010
7:00 AM - Bonnet Creek Foyers
Continental Breakfast & Networking
Michael Sansolo
8:00 AM - Bonnet Creek Salons I - IX will be the location for all of Tuesday’s Sessions
Opening Housekeeping Remarks
8:15 AM
Session 8: Informative Update on the Food Industry
Presented by Michael Sansolo Contributing editor and weekly columnist for
Morningnewsbeat.com.
9:15 AM
Session 9: “A Transportation Update, Wall-Street Style”
Presenter John G. Larkin, CFA, Managing Director - Transportation and Logistics Group
Stifel, Nicolaus & Company, Incorporated
John brings his Wall Street perspective and insight to the current dynamics of the
transportation sector. Expect to be updated, informed, and entertained on these
topics along with many others: current economic and transportation trends, supply &
demand equilibrium, the government’s efforts and their impact, and an outlook on our
transportation future.
John G. Larkin
10:15 AM
Session 10: Jay Bush, Bush Brothers “Will Duke reveal . . . . . ?”
Will Duke reveal the family secret recipe in exchange for the ultimate Supply Chain
solution? Jay Bush, Brand Ambassador for Bush Brothers & Company and greatgrandson of the company’s founder A.J. Bush, has been working for the family
business since an early age. Jay, along with his dog Duke, appear in the Bush’s
commercials and are keepers of the Secret Family Recipe. The family-held company
has come a long way in 100 years and Jay is ready to share the “secrets” to driving its
success.
11:15 AM
Raffle Drawings for cash awards of $1000, 2 of $500 and 2 Nintendo Wii’s
(must be present to win)
Closing Remarks
Duke and Jay Bush
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JW Marriot San Antonio Hill Country Resort and Spa
Site of the 2011 Conference
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Mark your calendar’s for our 2011 Conference
to be held at the
JW Marriot San Antonio Hill Country
Resort and Spa
Thank You
to Our Conference Volunteers
Baylor Trucking
Schwans
JRC Logistics
Smartway Express, Inc
Stech Group
Interstate Distributor
America’s Service Line
Vantix McLane
LTI Trucking Services, Inc.
Exel Transportation Services
Associated Wholesale Grocers, Inc.
R.E. Garrison Trucking
Birds Eye
R&L Trucking
Strive Logistics
PECO Pallet, Inc.
Sataria
Strive Logistics
Allen Canning
J&R Schugel Trucking
Craig Transportation
Johnsonville Sausage, LLC
C.H. Robinson Worldwide, Inc,
Ruan Transportation
American National Logistics, Inc.
Basic American foods
NYK
Pict Sweet
Volunte
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Cari Baylor
Joe Buysee
Tim Crow
Dennis Elrod
Tim Fox
Jackie Glockhammer
Mark Greenseth
Ross Greer
Paula Hubbard
Phillip M. Johnson
Joy Koch
Amanda Kuykendall
Felica Lang Ralph Lang Andrew Luttenberger
Patrick McDuffee
Helen Means
Adam Moreau
Bob Myers
Brad Schugel
Chris Simmons
Kelly Stoeckigt
Ted Tamul
Mary Tank
Joe Timpa
Lorita Whitehouse
Chris Wilkes
Matt Zerfoss
Food Shippers of America members are food manufacturers, distributors, wholesalers and retailers of food and beverage related products. The
company’s core business must be in manufacturing, distributing or acting as a wholesaler or retailer of food and beverage products with a minimum
of 51% of the corporation’s gross annual revenue derived from being a manufacturer, distributor, wholesaler or retailer of these products.
Current Food Shippers of America Members Include:
AB Mauri
ADM
Alberto Culver
American Food Distributors
Anheuser-Busch
Associated Grocers
Associated Wholesale Grocers
Basic American Foods
Batory Foods
Bell Carter Foods
Best Brands
Birds Eye Foods
Blommer Chocolate
Bush Brothers
Chiquita Fresh North America
Cliffstar Corporation
Coca-Cola Supply
ConAgra Foods
Constellation Wines U.S.
Continental Mills
Dannon Company
Del Monte Foods
Faribault Foods Inc
Farley’s And Sathers
Feeding America
Ferrara Pan Candy Company
Fleishmans Yeast
Florida Natural Growers
Fonterra USA Inc
General Mills
General Mills Canada
Giant Eagle
Gortons
Harris Teeter
Heinz NA
HyVee Inc
J.R. Simplot
JBS Swift & Company
Johnsonville Sausage
Kellogg Company
Kemps LLC
Kraft Foods
Lamb-Weston
Land O-Lakes
Leprino Foods
Malt-O-Meal
MBM Corporation
MBX Logistics
McCain Foods USA, Inc.
Mcilhenny Company
Mel-O Honey Inc
MillerCoors
Mountain City Meat
Naturipe Farms, LLC
Nestle Purina Pet Care Company
Nestle USA
Newlywed Foods
Niagara Bottling, LLC
Ocean Spray Cranberries
Ochoa Foods
Orval Kent
Otis Spunkmeyer
PepsiCo
Pinnacle Foods Corporation
Protenergy Natural Foods
Rainer Fruit
RalCorp (Ralston Foods)
Ready Pac
Red Gold Inc
Rich Products
Schreiber Foods
Seneca Foods
Stater Bros Market
Sun World International
Sun-Maid Growers of California
Sunsweet Growers
SuperValu
Sysco Corporation
T. Marzetti Company
The Hershey Company
The Jel Sert Company
The J. M. Smucker Company
Tootsie Roll Company
Turtle Mountain
Unilever NA
UniPro FoodService
Vantix-McLane
Ventura Foods
WalMart Stores
WhiteWave Foods
Wm Wrigley Company
If you are interested in becoming a member please contact our Executive Director:
Royce Fisk
Food Shippers of America
5363 Gould Circle • Castle Rock, CO 80109
(303) 319-5215 • [email protected]
www.foodshippersofamerica.org
© 2010 Food Shippers of America, Inc.