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Our next Group Meeting is on March 1st in Wiesbaden, Germany, hosted by Panasonic with a networking dinner the previous night. How to Improve Financial Results via collaboration. Also we will relaunch the Collaborative Working Groups by sector.




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ELUPEG - People

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ELUPEG is managed by a group of professionals who volunteer their time to make the organisation a success. All share a common vision for ELUPEG and yet all have very different motivations for making collaboration succeed. As important is the range of skills these people contribute to ELUPEG.

Governance takes place at two levels - the Steering Board and Advisory Committee..

The Steering Board

The Steering Board carries the fiduciary responsibility for the management of ELUPEG. As well as being responsible for the legal, financial and marketing requirements that come with running any business, the board makes the day to day decisions about meeting content, sponsorships, affiliations and overall direction. As a non-for-profit organisation, ELUPEG relies heavily on the willingness of board members to give generously of their time.

Alan Waller (Solving Efeso) ELUPEG Chairman
Alan Waller is Vice-President for the Supply Chain Innovation at the International Consultancy, Solving International. He is also the Visiting Professor in International Supply Chain Management at Cranfield Centre for Logistics and Supply Chain Management at Cranfield School of Management, and President of the CILT.

In 1998 he was awarded the Sir Robert Lawrence Gold Medal for his contribution to logistics. In 2006 he was awarded an OBE for his services to Logistics.

Alan was Senior Logistics Partner at PricewaterhouseCoopers and retired from the partnership in 2002, having set up and directed the Milton Keynes Office, led the Global Logistics Consultancy Practice, established and directed Global Manufacturing Industry Consulting over 34 Countries and having directed SC Consulting for the EMEA Region. Alan joined Solving International in 2002. He then co-founded the European Logistics Users, Providers and Enablers Group (ELUPEG).

Alan is a Fellow of the Chartered Management Institute, the Institute of Management Services, the Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport, the Chartered Institute of Management Consultants and the Fellowship for Operational Research. He was additionally a Fellow and examiner of the Chartered Institute of Transport, and was Chairman of its Education Committee and the Faculty of Freight. He is also Chairman of the Logistics Directors’ Forum of the CILT
alan.waller @solvingefeso.com



Brian Bolam (OmPrompt Ltd) Deputy Chairman
Brian Bolam is the Founder and President of OmPrompt Inc. A Venture Capital Backed Company based in the UK which provides a Hosted Message Integration Utility for the Supply Chain.

He is a Fellow of the Chartered Institute of Logistics & Transport (FCILT), a member of the Logistics Directors' Forum & a Board Member of the European Logistics, Users, Providers & Enablers Group (ELUPEG)-the foremost Pan European Collaborative Logistics Organisation.

He has over 30 years experience in managing companies at Director level. From 1997 through 1999, as President of Penske Logistics Europe, he conceived, developed and launched the first Pan European Freight Management and Optimization Centre in Maastricht, Netherlands. Prior to Penske Logistics he was Managing Director for TNT Logistics Europe for twelve years

OmPrompt’s Business Connectivity as a Service enables business communities to exchange information freely, removing the barriers caused by lack of interoperability between IT systems, business processes or information formats – whether electronic or document by nature. Currently, over 70% of all global supply chain transactions are still mis-connected. OmPrompt feels this is simply not good enough. We allow businesses to exchange data in the way they want and receive it in the way they need.
brianbolam @omprompt.com



Alain Baeyens (Solvay S A)
Alain Baeyens is currently the Lead Buyer for Solvay

He joined Solvay at the end of 1986. After a short period as technical customer support for PVC waterproofing foils, he joined the PVC commercial department. He was transferred in 1992 to the production plant in Lillo - at first as a production scheduler in the brand new polyolefin production units. A year later he headed the shipping department and was responsible for the (subcontracted) storage and handling operations. Finally untill March 2002 he was in charge of the purchasing department of

From March to July 2001 he was with ELEMICA, secondee in the Supply chain Solutions team in Frankfurt. Since he left ELEMICA he is Lead buyer of logistics Services
alain.baeyens @solvay.com


Peter Surtees (Kimberly-Clark Europe)
Peter Surtees is European Logistics Director for paper goods manufacturer Kimberly-Clark. Peter joined Kimberly-Clark in 1994, following 15 years working in the 3PL industry. During the past 12 years he has been employed in a number of key positions within Kimberly-Clark's Supply Chain Organisation resulting in his current role as Director European Supply Chain Consumer Products. Peter is responsible for Kimberly-Clark's logistics operations, Customer Service and Demand Planning organisations i
psurtees @kcc.com


Derek Bell (Bisham Consulting)
Derek Bell is Managing Director of Bisham Consulting. Derek formed Bisham in 1992, following a career in logistics that included the roles of Director at Lex Transfleet and Managing Director of P&O Distribution. Under his leadership Bisham has expanded into one of the leading independent logistics consultancies in Europe. Derek originally trained as a Statistician.

He is a Fellow of the Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport and a Board Director.

He is one of the founder members of ELUPEG and all the administration for ELUPEG is run through Bisham Consulting.
derekbell @bishamconsulting.com



Buddug Williams (Legal Counsel)
Buddug has specialist knowledge of the transport, logistics, outsourcing, facilities management and supply chain sectors and is a recognized expert in these areas.

Her extensive experience includes: advising businesses on commercial relationships including purchasing and distribution, IT and telecoms, outsourcing and intellectual property licensing; advising on major infrastructure projects in the energy and power sectors; advising businesses in the entertainment industry on local and international relationships; advising on multi-jurisdictional supply chain management and outsourcing arrangements; advising on transport and logistics arrangements.

Buddug is a member of the Logistics Directors Forum of the Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport.
buddugww @tiscali.co.uk


Caren Tomkins (Bisham Consulting) Administrator
Caren Tomkins organises the ELUPEG events, runs the Marketing and generally supports the organisation as part of her role as Office Manager for Bisham Consulting - a Supply Chain and Logistics Consultancy based in Marlow, UK

Previously she worked for IBM in Marketing and Campaigns for several years and before that in Systems and Development. She graduated from Loughborough University with a BSC in Management Science.
carentomkins @elupeg.com




The Advisory Committee

To ensure that a wide range of member views inform the decisions of the Steering Board, a group of active members serve in the capacity of an Advisory Committee. This group regularly meets with the Board on matters of membership, meeting content and special topics. Members of the Advisory Committee are:

David Antunes (METRO)
David Antunes is the Head of Corporate for Supply Chain in Metro AG, the international leading self-service wholesaler. Over the past 12 years, David held different international management positions in the area of supply chain and store operations throughout Europe and Asia. His education includes 2 degrees (Maths and Transport Engineering) and 1 master (Retail Management)
David.Antunes @metro-cc.com


Oliver Philipp (Panasonic Europe Ltd)
Oliver Philipp is acting as General Manager Logistic Group Europe at Panasonic Europe Ltd, based in Hamburg since 2007. In this role, he is responsible for European supply chain management, logistics processes, supply chain development and strategies for Panasonic Consumer Electronic Goods in Europe. The supply chain has to be always ready for the future.

In the past, he gained experience for 3 years at Motorola, being responsible for process development, inventory management and logistics operation of the European mobile phone business. Within this role, he owned the material and finished goods supply chain from Asia to Europe and within Europe to the factory and to customers.

Oliver started his career at Procter & Gamble, where he has been over 6 years in various roles in the areas of production planning, project management (e.g. consolidation of two production sites, high-bay warehouse modernization) and warehouse management. He has graduated as Food Engineer and has a PhD in Food analysis.
Oliverdieter.philipp @eu.panasonic.com


Malcolm Pope (Ideal Standard)
Malcolm Pope is responsible for the development and implementation of the procurement strategy and the commercial process for logistics services across the business for Ideal Standard International BVBA

Previously he was responsible for procurement of logistics solutions for Premier Foods, including MHE and vehicle fleet procurement, Head of Logistics Supplier Development for RHM and European Logistics Contract Manager for H J Heinz Co. Ltd
Mpope @idealstandard.com


Stephen Harley (Ford Motor Company)
Steve Harley is the Executive Director for Global Material Planning & Logistics and NA Parts Supply & Logistics. He is responsible for the strategic direction and leadership of MP&L globally and PS&L in North America.

He has spent his entire career with Ford, both in Europe and in North America. He has broad international experience of logistics and manufacturing
sharley @ford.com


Jordi Jove Farrando (LKW Walter Int Transportorg AG)
Jordi Jove is a Director of LKW Walter in Austria, a leader in European road transport. Over the last 18 years in the company, Jordi has worked in developing long term partnerships in supply chain management and is an active supporter of ELUPEG in the development of sustainable collaboration across industries, throughout Europe.

His education includes Harvard Business School Executive Programs in Strategic Negotiation & Managing the Supply Chain, the AMP at IESE Barcelona as well as an MBA and MA in International Business at Webster University in St. Louis MO.
jove @lkw-walter.com


Larry Woelk (BiS Henderson)
Larry was born in Dodge City, Kansas, built at the crossroads of America’s western history where millions of Texas longhorns met the railroads. Larry holds university degrees in mathematics and French from the University of Kanssa as well as an MBA from Suffolk University in Boston. He is a Fellow of the Chartered Institute of Logistics & Transport and on the executive boards of the Logistics Directors Forum and ELUPEG.

He has spent almost all his career in Europe and held senior executive and board level positions with Airborne Express, BAX Global, John Menzies, LEP International and Pinkerton Security. He has run companies and divisions in supply chain security; logistics operations and communication; 4PL management; and freight audit and pay processes. His career gives him extensive experience of the wide-ranging logistics industry, including air, ocean, road transport and courier express, in domestic an

Larry is one of best known industry experts in all modes of international shipment. His advice has been sought by some of the largest forwarders and integrators in the world. His network of contacts spans the globe. Larry joined BiS Henderson in 2007 to head up the international division.
larry.woelk @ukonline.co.uk




 

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