The International Supply Chain Protection Organization (ISCPO) 6th annual conference March 3-5, 2020, in Dallas is open for registration. ISCPO members and loss prevention professionals will hear from industry veterans and get the latest trends in supply chain security, industry theft, global trends, and investigation.
The two-day conference will feature a wide range of speakers from both private sector and public law enforcement who will share how they’re leading global security transformation within their organizations. “This year’s conference will explore how companies and supply chain security professionals can thrive in our ever-changing, complex world where borders no longer exist for today’s clients and end-consumers,” said ISCPO Chairman Byron Smith. “It’s imperative that supply chain security professionals have both a 360°, never alone a 24/7 line of sight, view of the integrity of their goods, people, and transportation networks.”
Sessions will tackle hot issues like AP supply chain modernization, the changing landscape of international retail, and security developments in the cannabis industry. Speakers will share how organizations move products and goods through the global supply chain with the latest technologies and innovations in the face of everyday challenges. Speakers from an array of Fortune 500 companies including Target, Pitney Bowes, Asurion, and 7-Eleven will provide insights on staying ahead of the curve when it comes to mitigating risk and loss across their supply channels. In addition, industry experts from the public sector will be represented.
Past attendees of the ISCPO annual conference have said that its intimate and interactive agenda and venue enables a collaborative environment where professionals can partner with peers, discuss business trends, keep their fingers on the pulse, and discover new vendors. “Unlike most conferences, the ISCPO encourages vendors to participate in all sessions and weigh in on LP and risk management professionals can do their jobs more effectively and mitigate risk at all levels of the supply chain,” added Smith.
There will also be a sessions outlining the ISCPO Carrier Security Audit & Certification program. The industry certification is awarded to third-party logistics carriers who meet the ISCPO Carrier Security Requirement, which is a combination of successfully achieving compliance of industry standards, risk management processes and universal controls between customer and service provider.
Conference details: www.iscpo.org
March 3-5, 2020
7-Eleven Store Support Center, Irving, Texas
Registration Information:
Individuals can register online at ISCPO.org. Early bird rates available (20% off regular rate available) until December 31, 2019
