APICS Dinner Meeting
Date and Time
Tuesday Jan 7, 2020
5:00 PM - 8:00 PM CST
Agenda:
Date - Tuesday, January 7, 2020
5:00 pm Networking
6:00 pm Dinner
6:45 pm Announcements & Break
7:00 pm Speaker & Tour
7:45 pm Q&A & Closing
8:00 pm Adjourn
Location
Eaton Energy Automation Solutions (Note: Look for Atria Corporate Office Bldg. and enter through the main entrance.)
Atria Corporate Center
3033 Campus Drive
Plymouth, MN 55441
Fees/Admission
$35.00 Member Registration
$40.00 after 05:00 pm January 2 $45.00 Non-Member Registration $0.00 Free Student Registration-sponsored by Connectology $35.00 Member Ticket - Member of Another APICS Chapter
$50.00 after 05:00 pm January 2
$40.00 after 05:00 pm January 2
Contact Information
Natalie Dietz, CPIM
Executive Director
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Description
January 2020 Professional Development Meeting
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Managing a Virtual OEM Plant Tuesday, January 7, 2020, 5:00pm Followed by a brief tour of Eaton EAS, Plymouth, MN |
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You are invited to Eaton Energy Automation Systems (EAS) to hear from the Director of Operations, Scott Staggert. Scott will be sharing his story, the Eaton EAS story (formerly Cooper Power Systems and Cannon Technologies) and sharing his real-world overview of Eaton's model of outsourcing manufacturing of low- to medium-volume products. Scott's presentation will be followed by a brief tour of Eaton's facilities. Please note that Eaton is not a manufacturing facility.
About the Speaker:
Scott Staggert is the Director of Operations for Eaton Energy Automation Solutions (EAS). Scott manages a $120+M Global Business Unit Operation Team for Energy Automation Solutions. Eaton EAS builds electronic products that provide solutions for the Power Industry Smart Grid. Scott's team spans 8 locations throughout North America. His team is responsible for purchasing, planning, manufacturing engineering, production quality, and the global supply chain. Prior to taking on the role of Director of Operations, Scott was the Manufacturing and Engineering Manager for Cannon Technologies before they were purchased by Cooper Power Systems in 2007.
