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1) Detailed plan of the "Professional "Speed Dating*" with us! Because we love logistics!" workshop (*It is a method of establishing interpersonal contacts of a logistical nature, consisting of sessions of short talks (time-limited by the organiser) and selection by the participants of people (experts) with whom they would like to contact during the session):
- Join us for a special edition of Supply Chain Day at the University of Economics. Come along and chat with experts in the broad field of LOGISTICS and the SUPPLY CHAIN.
- Format of the meeting. Open Q&A format with individual short talk sessions under the format of student mentoring and reverse mentoring. One-to-one talks from areas selected by students (career paths, competencies, soft topics, others).
Access to experts in areas such as Lean/Continuous Improvement in Logistics and Supply Chain, Production Forecasting and Planning, Freight forwarding, HR, recruitment, onboarding, Logistics projects.
- Agenda. 1) Welcome and introduction of guests. 2) Introduction to the principles of professional ‘speed dating’. 3) Mentoring sessions at the tables. 4) Summary of the day, including a gathering of the best insights. 5) Conclusion.
- Leader of the workshop. Anna Ossowska, MSc - Division Operations PC&L (Production Control & Logistics) Manager, FORVIA AUTOMOTIVE.
Experts: Dorota Urbańczyk, a university graduate - Chairman of the Board, Transport Manager, Wolfino Logistics sp. z o.o. Agnieszka Domin - Recruitment and Team Management Consultant, Freelance consultant, recruiter. Martyna Buczek, a university graduate - Supply Execution Planning Intern, DANONE Planning Center Katowice. Piotr Kupiński - Division Supply Chain Project Manager, FORVIA Automotive. Rafał Komorowski, a university graduate - Senior Project Manager & Innovations Expert, GXO Logistics.
2) Detailed plan of the "A storm in a teacup: Lipton, how a modern company responds to the challenges of a changing world – examples from the business world" – prelection and workshop.
Meeting agenda
1) Welcome and company introduction (globally and locally). 2) The butterfly effect – how tariffs in the US and rockets in Dubai affect work at our Hub. A story about how to react quickly to changes happening thousands of kilometres away. 3) The Lipton Management System – how we systematically address the needs of a modern manufacturing company. About robotisation, automation, AI, global collaboration, and how a screw designed in Katowice ends up on a 3D printer in Dubai. 4) Business Case.
Hosted by
Piotr Ryś, Supply Chain Head - Global Distributor Markets. Paweł Kowalski, Global Supply Chain Strategies Head. Dariusz Ratajczak, Global LMS Lead.

Meeting point

Bogucicka 3 and 3a, Buildings A and B.

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