"The Power of Why" Networking Dinner

ATLANTA - Nov. 8, 2015 - PRLog -- "The Power of Why"

Presented by:

Thomas F. Cox
CFPIM, CSCP

About The Power of Why:

Professionals of various experience levels typically seek to improve their career and provide value to their company. Many people focus on the "what” such as reducing costs with suppliers or improving processes. Then they consider "how” to design and implement the changes.

This presentation uses a specific Ted Talk as the foundation to reiterate the importance and significance of "why” and uses the Golden Circle to illustrate the shift in our thought processes.
During this interactive session, teams will learn and apply the power of "why”. Hope you join us for this lively event that will help you think differently and hopefully boost your success both at home and at work.

About the Presenter:

Tom joined APICS in 1993.  He has been a member of the local chapter board in Atlanta since then, including jobs as, President, Executive Vice President, and positions in Programs, and Education.  Currently he is the VP, Education for the Atlanta Chapter Board of Directors. He was selected to become part of the SouthEast District Staff as the Director of Communications for two years and then became the Director of Education, before his retirement form District Staff..

Tom has been teaching Certified in Production and Inventory Management, CPIM, courses since 1998, and has continued to teach all modules of the program. He also teaches the Certified Supply Chain Professional, CSCP, program for the local APICS chapter

Tuesday, November 10th, 2015
5:30pm

Clayton State University
Continuing Education Building Room #101

Main Campus

Clayton State University is easily reached by taking I-75 to exit 233 (15 miles south of downtown Atlanta). Turn left and follow the green and white signs for 1 1/2 miles north on Georgia Highway 54. Turn right into Clayton State Boulevard.

From I-675 take exit 5 west and continue straight on Forest Parkway for two miles. Turn left onto North Parkway. At the first traffic light, Harper Drive, North Parkway becomes North Lee Street. Continue straight on North Lee Street for one block to the next traffic light. Turn left onto Clayton State Boulevard.