Joe Walsh Supply Chain Sherpas
Lori Anter Cardinal Health
Melanie Paape Mayo Clinic
Peter Bennett Cardinal Health
Jerry Dietenberger Mayo Clinic
Michael Darling St. Luke’s Health System, Kansas City
This unique working conference brings manufacturers, distributors, group purchasing organizations, and providers together to discuss ways to work together better to ensure product availability, improve forecasting, and better support patient care. Join us at the HIDA Supply Chain Visibility Conference!
Member: $749 per person Non-member: $1249 per person Healthcare Providers: $399 per person. (Contact David Forbes to register►)
Member: $749 per person
Non-member: $1249 per person
Healthcare Providers: $399 per person. (Contact David Forbes to register►)
Director, Membership HIDA 703-838-6127
Sr. Manager, Associates Program HIDA | 703-838-6114
Program Director for the Healthcare Supply Chain Collaborative HIDA | 703-838-6110
Space may be limited. Registration is first-come, first served. Registration forms sent without payment will not be processed. Any photos taken at this event are property of HIDA and can be published without permission in the HIDA materials.
Participants must cancel in writing via mail, email or fax in order to request a refund, less a $35 processing fee. A full refund minus the processing fee will be available prior to January 8, 2020 and a 50% refund will be available between January 9 and January 24, 2020. While no refunds will be available after January 25, a company may substitute a registrant at any time without penalty.
Joe Walsh, Founder, Supply Chain Sherpas
Greg Hylton, Vice President, Vendor Relations, Medline Industries, Inc. Kathryn Carpenter, VP Sourcing and Contracting, CommonSpirit Lindsay Gauthier, Ethicon US Supply Chain Leader, Johnson & Johnson Health Care Systems
Linda Rouse O’Neill, Vice President, Government Affairs, HIDA
Metrics: Creating A Common Vocabulary For Measuring And Managing Supply And Demand The importance of having a common language for measuring and improving performance in areas like fill rates, back orders, and more Group discussion aimed at moving the industry toward common metrics Deeper Dive: EtO Issues And Government Affairs Response Assess risk of supply chain shortages related to potential EtO plant closures Discuss potential industry responses Working Session: Best Practices For Managing Shortages And Back Orders Understand new industry template for shortage notifications Discuss adoption benefits and strategies Further develop best practices for back order management
Michael Darling, Vice President, Supply Chain, St. Luke’s Health System of Kansas City
Lori Anter, Director, Global Demand Planning, Cardinal Health Peter Bennett, Director, Global Supply Planning, Cardinal Health
Tim Vogt, Supply Chain Relations Manager, BD Kim Bedwell, Director, Safety & Environmental Health, Owens & Minor Scott Wilcox, Operations Manager, Sarasota Memorial Health Care System
Jerry Dietenberger, Manager, Operational Excellence Analytics, Supply Chain Management, Mayo Clinic Melanie Paape, Manager, Inventory Management, Supply Chain Management, Mayo Clinic
Moving Forward On The Demand Planning Maturity Path How the most advanced organizations manage demand Why it’s critical to share that information with their trading partners to reduce both shortages and excess inventory What steps are most critical to move your organization up the maturity path Emergency Readiness: Partnering With Government Agencies, Coalitions, And More Mary Beth Spencer, Senior Manager, Government Affairs, HIDA Partner with government agencies in advance of emergencies to ensure a smooth, rapid response during a crisis Understand the role of regional healthcare coalitions in emergency readiness Identify ways to engage with these organizations to improve supply chain readiness Working Session: Improving Allocation Management Discuss common practices for allocating products during shortages Consider what works and what doesn’t Create a work plan for developing industry best practice recommendations
Mary Beth Spencer, Senior Manager, Government Affairs, HIDA
Gain visibility to more than 300 conference participants at three co-located events focusing on e-commerce capabilities, contract efficiency and demand planning.
Back of Badges Sponsor - $2,500
Nightly Schedule of Events Email Sponsor - $3,000
Education Session Sponsor - $3,500
Reception Sponsor - $4,500
Presenting Sponsor -$10,000 (member) Includes three registrations, exhibit table, session introduction; and recognition in marketing, web, and onsite slides/signage.
Sponsor - $3,950 (member) | $6,500 (non-member) Includes two registrations, exhibit table, recognition in marketing, web, and onsite slides/signage.
Supporter - $2,750 (member) | $5,500 (non-member) Includes one registration, exhibit table, recognition in marketing, web, and onsite slides/signage.
Julie Berry» Director, Conferences & Sponsorship Sales 703-838-6103
Rate: $259 per night (Note: Hotel full, see alternatives below), single/double, plus 13% tax. Tax rates are subject to change.
Hotel Address: 50 Alhambra Plaza, Miami-Coral Gables, FL 33134
Hotel Cancellation Policy: After the January 8, 2020 cut-off date, reservation requests for rooms will be based on hotel availability and rates are subject to change. Name changes on, or other transfers of, room reservations will not be accepted after the cut-off date. If you booked accommodations at the Hyatt Regency Coral Gables but can no longer attend, please contact Julie Berry directly 703-838-6103 or berry@hida.org to cancel your room.
HIDA’s attendee room block at the Hyatt Regency Coral Gables is now closed. To be added to the wait list, please contact Julie Berry at 703-838-6103 or berry@hida.org.
Alternative Hotels:
Hotel St. Michael► Distance: 0.2 miles Rate: $247
Hotel Colonnade Coral Gables► Distance: 0.3 miles Rate: $289
Courtyard by Marriott Miami Coral Gables► Distance: 0.6 miles Rate: $364
Aloft Coral Gables► Distance: 0.7 miles Rate: $249
Elizabeth Hilla» Senior Vice President, HIDA Executive Director, HIDA Educational Foundation 703-838-6130
Please Note: We are aware of several companies that are attempting to sell HIDA Conference attendee lists. These companies are in no way affiliated with HIDA and the lists they are attempting to sell are not legitimate.
The Health Industry Distributors Association (HIDA) is committed to a respectful and safe experience for all participants, regardless of race, ethnicity, color, national origin, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, age, religion, disability, and any other characteristic protected by applicable federal, state or local laws. HIDA does not tolerate discrimination, intolerance, harassment, or aggression at any HIDA event, either in person or via electronic communications. Any discriminatory, harassing, inappropriate, or aggressive behavior should be reported to an employee of HIDA or to the event staff immediately. Anyone engaged in inappropriate behavior is subject to removal from the event at HIDA’s discretion.
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