MARK
YOUR CALENDARS!
Seventh Annual
Global Automotive Conference
April 11-13, 2006
Key Speakers:
Gary Convis, President Toyota
Mark Emkes, CEO Bridgestone Americas
Andy Taylor, CEO Enterprise Rental
Ian Browde, Nokia
GAC
2005 - Presentations
Over the last decade, automotive
manufacturers and suppliers have realized dramatic
reductions in product cost while seeing increasing
gains in productivity. Suppliers and assemblers
have achieved this success in part by developing
strategic partnerships and improving coordinated
supply chain activities. They have made tremendous
improvements toward producing the highest quality
products at the lowest possible cost.
But now,
some feel these strategic partnerships are
in jeopardy!
At each tier of the supply chain,
responsibilities for production, design and
development have been shifted towards suppliers
-- putting in peril the survival of some suppliers
as well as the long-term health of the industry.
This critical and timely issue
will be among the many topics addressed at the
2005 Global Automotive Conference (GAC) to be
held April 6-8, in Bowling Green, Kentucky.
Now
in its sixth year, this unique Conference serves
as a venue where global industry leaders at
all levels interact with practitioners, discuss
solutions to industry challenges, and review “best-practices” and
emerging trends. While there are a variety
of conferences targeted toward top management,
none are like the GAC, which brings together
executives, senior and middle management of
automotive assemblers, suppliers, and service
providers to discuss issues and action plans
with government participants and educators from
advanced learning institutions.
Come join us for
this year’s conference!
It’s your opportunity to meet and
hear from industry leaders on critical
issues of concern to us all!
 The
GAC is an Award Winning and recognized program
by NASBITE, National Program of Excellence, and
the
Kentucky World Trade Center
Magna,
ex-GM execs to speak at conference
Auto
industry in region still strong; growth expected
Training Hours & CEU Credits
1. County Elected Officials Training
Incentive Program
Hours Approved: 11.75 for 2 1/2 days
2. Continuing Education Units (3 options)
Day 1: 0.575 CEU's
Day 2: 0.6 CEU's
Entire Conference: 1.175 CEU's
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