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Penske Logistics Sponsoring Automotive Logistics Global Conference

Penske Logistics Sponsoring Automotive Logistics Global Conference

Penske Logistics, a leading supply chain solutions provider to the automotive industry around the globe, has joined the ranks of the Global Conference sponsors. Penske Logistics will make a case study presentation with Ford Motor Company during the conference. The case study will discuss the successful implementation of a program that helped improve productivity and on-time delivery within the automaker’s carriers in North America.

Penske & Ford Presentation Information

Session 4: Proper Planning Prevents Poor Performance

Date & Time: Wed., Sept. 26 at 4 p.m.

Location: Grand Ballroom

Speakers:

  • Kevin Denomme, Senior LLP Manager, Penske Logistics
  • Matt Jorgensen, Inbound Logistics & Customer Service Transportation Manager, Ford Motor Company

Conference Information

This year’s Automotive Logistics Global Conference takes place September 25 – 27, 2012, at the MGM Grand in Detroit. This informative conference includes presentations and exhibits from leading automotive Original Equipment Manufacturers (OEMs), tier-1 automotive suppliers, and third-party logistics service providers.

Read more about Penske and its expertise. Be sure to view our that earned the European Logistics Association’s highest honor earlier this year.

By Randy Ryerson

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