SCMAPThe Supply Chain Management Association of the Philippines (SCMAP) is starting the year with a hard look at how local and global trends and issues could affect the country’s supply chain in 2016.

SCMAP’s “Supply Chain Outlook 2016” on February 19 at EDSA Shangri-La Hotel in Mandaluyong City will discuss the country’s economy, the globalization of supply chain organizations, and government and private sector teamwork.

For this year’s Supply Chain Outlook, SCMAP has invited Customs Commissioner Alberto Lina to talk about how the government and private sector can build a competitive supply chain industry. People Management Association of the Philippines’ incoming president Jesse Francis Rebustillos will tackle the topic of preparing organizations for globalization.

SCMAP’s 2016 Board of Directors will also be inducted during the event.

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