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Virginia Industry Leadership Forum

What will manufacturing look like in 2025 to be successful?

Thursday, December 3, 2009

1:30 - 1:45

Welcome by Lt. Governor Bill Bolling

1:45 - 3:15 General Session Keynotes:Workforce, Global Manufacturing and Facilities Management 2025:

With rapid changes in technology, regulation, consumer needs and the workforce, what might industry need to do to survive in the global market in 2025? This kickoff session will explore the strategies being developed by industry leaders and their futuristic outlook into the manufacturing plant of the future.

Speakers:
William Fanjoy, Director, Virginia U.S. Export Assistance Center
Patrick Collignon, VP and General Manager, Volvo Trucks North America
Richard "Dick" Beatty, Professor of Human Resource Management and Labor Relations at Rutgers University & Core Faculty Member at University of Michigan's School of Business
3:15 - 3:30 Break/Networking (Exhibitor Showcase)
3:30 - 4:15 The following sessions are repeated to allow attendees to participate in 2 out of the 3 breakouts

Moderated Discussion:

  • Workforce 2025: A discussion of workforce expectations, culture, human resource issues and communication methods with the employee of the future.

    • Panelist:
      Nancy Di Dia, US Chief Diversity and Inclusion Officer, Boehringer Ingelheim USA
      Matt Isner, Vice President, Charles Ryan & Associates


    • Moderator: Cathy Martin, Executive Director, Human Resources, Boehringer Ingelheim Chemicals, Inc.

  • Global Manufacturing 2025: A look into global manufacturing and how it will be impacted by transportation, regulation, taxation, treaties and other global issues.


    • Panelists:
      William Fanjoy, Director, Virginia U.S. Export Assistance Center
      Robert C. Fry, Jr., Ph.D.,Senior Associate Economist, DuPont
      Van Jolissaint, retired Chief Economist, Chrysler
      Quintin Kendall, Resident Vice President of State Government Affairs, CSX Transportation, Inc.

    • Moderator: Knox Hubard, Senior International Trade Manager, Virginia Economic Development Partnership

  • Facilities Management 2025:Discuss how environmental, energy, technology, infrastructure and other needs will impact the future manufacturing facility.


    • Panelists:
      Patrick Collignon, VP and General Manager, Volvo Trucks North America
      David Jones, President, Globe Energy


    • Moderator: Larry Blanchfield, Energy & Solid Waste Management, Northrop Grumman Shipbuilding

4:15 - 5:00

Moderated Discussion:

  • Workforce 2025: A discussion of workforce expectations, culture, human resource issues and communication methods with the employee of the future.


    • Panelist:
      Nancy Di Dia, US Chief Diversity and Inclusion Officer, Boehringer Ingelheim USA
      Matt Isner, Vice President, Charles Ryan & Associates


    • Moderator: Cathy Martin, Executive Director, Human Resources, Boehringer Ingelheim Chemicals, Inc.

  • Global Manufacturing 2025: A look into global manufacturing and how it will be impacted by transportation, regulation, taxation, treaties and other global issues.


    • Panelists:
      William Fanjoy, Director, Virginia U.S. Export Assistance Center
      Robert C. Fry, Jr., Ph.D,Senior Associate Economist, DuPont
      Van Jolissaint, retired Chief Economist, Chrysler
      Quintin Kendall, Resident Vice President of State Government Affairs, CSX Transportation, Inc.

    • Moderator: Knox Hubard, Senior International Trade Manager, Virginia Departmment of Economic Partnership

  • Facilities Management 2025:Discuss how environmental, energy, technology, infrastructure and other needs will impact the future manufacturing facility.


    • Panelists:
      Patrick Collignon, VP and General Manager, Volvo Trucks North America
      David Jones, President, Globe Energy


    • Moderator: Larry Blanchfield, Energy & Solid Waste Management, Northrop Grumman Shipbuilding

5:30 - 6:30

VILF Holiday Reception: (Exhibitor Showcase)

This annual event recognizes our sponsors and provides an opportunity for networking with exhibitors and conference attendees.

6:30 - 8:00 VMAPAC Holiday Buffet:

Members of the Commonwealth of Virginia legislature are invited and the VMAPAC Industrial Strength Leadership Award will be presented. Sponsors, exhibitors, legislators and attendees are able to attend the VMAPAC Holiday Buffet.

Award Winners: Senator Frank Wagner and Delegate Kathy Byron

Friday, December 4, 2009

7:30 - 9:00

Continental Breakfast (Exhibitor Showcase)

8:00 - 8:30 VMA Business Meeting (Members Only)
8:45 - 9:15

Welcome by Governor-elect Bob McDonnell

9:30 - 10:30 Manufacturing Vision 2025:

Presentation that will provide a report outlining observations and recommendations developed during the previous day's breakout session on workforce, global manufacturing and facilities management 2025.

Speakers:
Cathy Martin, Executive Director, Human Resources, Boehringer Inghelheim Chemicals, Inc.
Robert C. Fry, Jr., Ph.D., Senior Associate Economist, DuPont
Larry Blanchfield, Energy & Solid Waste Management, Northrop Grumman Shipbuilding

10:30 - 10:45 Break/Networking (Exhibitor Showcase)
10:45 - 11:00 Press Conference Virginia Industry Foundation
11:00 - 12:00 Consumer Expectations and Products 2025:

Consumer expectations will drive the products of the future. Research and development of new products will need to consider packaging, waste management, government regulations, and other retail forces, like WalMart. McKee Foods and Pfizer will present their futuristic view of their markets leading to 2025.

Speakers:
Scott Denicourt, Managing Director, Pfizer Consumer Healthcare
Connie Vaughan, Government Relations Manager, McKee Foods
Charles Gause, Senior Vice President, Corporate Business Development & Founder of nanoWorks Division, Luna Innovations Inc.

12:00 - 1:20 Power Lunch with Keynote Speaker:

Kate leads the ecomagination initiative for GE Energy and GE Oil & Gas with respect to defining the ecomagination product portfolio, developing strategic customer relationships and large energy and conservation demonstration projects. With 10 years of experience in leadership roles at GE, Kate will offer an Ecomagination perspective of the future of energy.

Speaker: Kate Brass, GE Energy Ecomagination Leader

1:30 - 2:30 Futurist Vision 2025:

Putting it all together: A thought-provoking presentation to prepare you for 2025. A successful business should not plan for today's world but rather for tomorrow and beyond.

Speaker: Dan McGinn, CEO, TMG Strategies

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