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Jean-Pierre Bernard
CEO, Xceleris
Xceleris,
headquartered in San Mateo, California, provides management
consulting services for Business Performance, Business
Intelligence and Business Integration. Prior to founding
Xceleris, Jean-Pierre Bernard spent 17 years with Deloitte
Consulting, KPMG Consulting and CSC Consulting, both
in the US and in Europe, where he held Partner and practice
leader positions. He has extensive experience of Operations
and Business Intelligence in manufacturing industries.
Over the recent years, he has assisted clients such
as Philips Electronics and Sun Microsystems in their
Supply Chain initiatives. Please visit: http://www.xceleris.com
Gina Gloski
Vice President & General Manager,
Worldwide Manufacturing
Operations,
eSilicon
Gina Gloski
brings with her over 18 years of experience in semiconductor
manufacturing and outsourcing. Most recently, she was
Vice President of Worldwide Operations for C-Cube Microsystems,
overseeing all aspects of C-Cube’s product manufacturing,
quality processes, worldwide foundry relationships,
logistics, and product and test engineering. Prior to
joining C-Cube, Ms. Gloski served as Vice President
of Manufacturing Operations for Adaptec, Inc. and began
her semiconductor career with LSI Logic Corporation.
She earned a BSIE from Auburn University, Alabama, where
she now serves on the Industrial Engineering Advisory
Board. In 1998, she received the YWCA Tribute To Women
In Industry Award. She’s been on the Board of Directors
of the Fabless Semiconductor Association since 1999.
Please visit: http://www.esilicon.com/index.html
Madeleine Le, Director Logistics
and Global Trade IT, HP
Madeleine Le leads the HP IT organization
responsible for driving architecture, strategy and development
for the Logistics and Global Trade functions. Prior
to the HP-Compaq merger, Madeleine led the similar HP
organization, Tax and Global Trade Strategic Development
(formerly the Tax, Licensing, Customs and Logistics
Global Business Solutions Team).
Madeleine sits on the Logistics
Council, and in the past has been an instrumental part
of the Tax Council, the Logistics & Global Trade
Council, the IT Leadership Council, and the ADP Steering
Committee, and represented HP in the Government Private
Sector Council.
Prior to joining IT, Madeleine
worked in R&D, Manufacturing Operations and Supply
Chain with global teams across multiple regions and
disciplines including Finance, HR, Freight Payment,
and Merger & Acquisition. Please visit: http://www.hp.com/
John Sedej
Vice
President, Flextronics
John Sedej
is the Vice President of the SimFlex Group, an independent
supply chain software and consulting services group
within Flextronics that offers unique strategic supply
chain consulting services to global companies. John
Sedej brings over twenty years of strategic supply chain
experience, including global manufacturing, quality
and operations experience with the Hi-Tech Electronics,
Aerospace and Automotive sectors. His previous experience
as a strategic supply chain and procurement Manager
at Hewlett Packard included developing and implementing
global supply chain strategies for the Ink Jet products
group. John Sedej has a double B.S.E degree in
electrical and biomedical engineering and a minor in
mechanical engineering from Duke University. He also
has a MBA from the University of San Diego in international
business and finance. Please visit: http://www.flextronics.com
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Ron Roes
General Manager Logistics
HIDC
Ron is
General Manager of Logistics at HIDC (Holland International
Distribution Council), a private, non-profit organization
providing matchmaking services for logistics partnerships
in Europe. Prior to joining HDIC, Ron worked at Tibbett
& Britten where he carried out contract management
role for one of Europe’s leading fashion retailers.
During the last two and half years as business development
manager he focused on consumer products market. Ron’s
experience also includes three years as Warehouse manager
at Beiersdorf (known from amongst others Nivea, Hansaplast,
Tesa etc.) where he was responsible for storing up
to 25,000 pallets in mainly automated high bay storage.
Ron has worked for Zurel, the largest flower and plants
exporting company in the world, for seven years, in
project and operational management roles focusing on
internal logistics optimization and European wide road
transport. Ron has studied business administration
with technical background and specialized in logistics
management. Please visit: http://www.hidc.nl/
Emily Rodriguez
Vice
President, eBoomerang
Emily Rodriguez
is responsible for product definition, drawing on her
extensive hands-on experience to ensure all applications
are truly responsive to the operational challenges in
today's highly complex global supply chains. Prior to
joining eBoomerang, Emily served as Vice President of
Logistics for Fujitsu Computer Products, a $1Billion
drive and imaging division, and led the returns initiative
now recognized by Gartner and AMR as on the very few
'best practice' returns business cases. Emily has pioneered
supply chain management innovation, and received numerous
awards for achievement in more than 20 years in executive
logistics roles with companies such as Dell Computer,
Packard Bell/NEC, and Esprit. In 2001 she was featured
in Chief Logistics Officer magazine and was named as
one of the Top 20 Logistics Leaders in North America
by Distribution Magazine. In addition to high tech and
apparel, Emily brings direct experience in hospital
supplies, building materials, food, and beer, wine and
spirits. She holds BS and MBA degrees from Columbia
State University, and serves on the faculty of Golden
Gate University. Please visit: http://www.eboomerang.net.
Steve Wullschleger
Director, Xceleris
Stephen
has twelve years of international experience providing
management consulting and system integration services
to Fortune 500 companies in the high tech, financial
services, and retail sectors. At KPMG Consulting, now
BearingPoint, he founded and led the Internet and electronic
services practice in the Asia Pacific region. In the
United States, he was nationally responsible for developing
and launching KPMG's supply chain service offerings.
He was also the leader of the trading partner integration
practice in the high tech vertical. Stephen is the founder
of an online education company and the Treasurer of
Camp Kesem National a non-profit serving children whose
parents have or had cancer. He has a degree in quantitative
economics from Stanford University. He is currently
a candidate for a Master's in Liberal Arts from Stanford
University. He is a certified public accountant in the
state of California. Please visit: http://www.xceleris.com
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