Where’s the Money?

The current economic climate is pricing credit at a premium--that’s if you can even find it and qualify. What’s a supply chain financial officer to do in this kind of environment?  Where’s the money to be obtained?  How can it be obtained cheaper?  Who can you turn to when your traditional banker is unable to step up?

These kinds of questions will be addressed at the sessions by experts knowledgeable about supply chain finance.  What: Optimizing Working Capital by Integrating Trade Finance and the Supply Chain:The New Operational ParadigmWhen: March 10-11, 2009Where: Chicago, Illinois Register by February 25: Go to  http://cscmpworldtrade.com/speakers.html to get a special 25% off discounted rate

Panelists who are running global and domestic supply chains, top lenders from leading money center banks, CEOs of trade platform applications directly linked to financial sources will all comment on the current problem of credit.   Representatives from Nike, Inc., General Electric, TradeCard, UPS Capital, Motorola, Kraft Foods and other leading companies will make up the panels.

Conference attendees will leave with timely, current information about where to find supply chain financing in the shrinking credit universe.  And, on top of that, how to maximize the ‘bang for each buck’ by converging corporate finance strategy with supply chain management.