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Shanghai, China, 10/01/2007 – The Global Supply Chain Council, with its affiliate, the China Supply Chain Council, China's leading supply chain professional organization, today announced that Raymond Hui, Distribution Director for Amway China, will present a key session at 3rd Annual CHaINA Summit '07, taking place on Nov. 7-8 in Shanghai, China.
Hui will speak on “Amway China Supply Chain Management", sharing insights on how Amway, the biggest direct sale company in China manage his supply chain issues. To ensure customers can buy Amway products at any anytime, Amway China build up a supply chain that started with the point when goods shipped out of manufacturing plant and end with products handed over to customers.
Raymond Hui, current Vice President of Distribution-Greater China in Amway China Company Ltd, is responsible for all Logistics and Shop operations in mainland China, Taiwan, Hong Kong and Macao. He has more than 28 years experience in Logistics field and worked for many multinational companies in key positions.
In addition, Raymond Chai, Supply Chain Director of Goodyear, Pilar Dieter, Director of Alaris Consulting and Rocky Lee, Partner at DLA Piper, will join other senior executives in a special track on "Intra-China Logistics" at CHaINA '07.
Combining conferences, trainings, workshops, exhibition floor and an awards gala dinner, the CHaINA Summit, China's largest and most comprehensive supply chain event, will take place on Nov. 7-8, 2007 at the Regent Hotel in Shanghai.
With 70-80 speakers in just 2-days, 6 keynotes presentations, 20 streams/tracks, 12 trainings/worksops, 26 exhibitors and over 300-400 expected delegates, this year's CHaINA Summit will be bigger and better with a stellar line-up of speakers from all over the world.
About the Global Supply Chain Council
The Global Supply Chain Council is a fast community reaching more than 50,000 professionals in high-growth markets like China, India and Vietnam. As a neutral and independent professional organization, the Council’s mission is to stimulate the understanding, adoption and use of supply chain management by providing, among others, magazine, directory, newsletters, seminars, workgroups, conferences, resources and other information.
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