4th Conflict Minerals Compliance and Supply Chain Transparency Conference

Jun 22, 2016 - Jun 23, 2016 | Marcus Evans
Chicago, IL
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Marcus Evans will host the 4th Conflict Minerals Compliance and Supply Chain Transparency Conference on June 22-23, 2016 in Chicago, IL. The 4th edition of this conference examines US, UK, EU, and APAC regulations and reform which make supply chain due diligence and corporate social responsibility a must. Discussions will tackle key issues including enhancing smelter data and verification processes for both filing and non-filing companies responding to customer requests and addressing the future of conflict minerals to create a more successful program. Attending this advanced conference will enable you to:

  • Assess product level and company level basis to recognize best approaches for your company and emerging trends with Baker Hughes
  • Develop strategies to increase supplier responsiveness for better incoming data timeliness and accuracy with Allegion
  • Build supplier requirements into the contract to ensure responsiveness and communicate the consequences on non-compliance withMeritor
  • Tie together the Corporate Social Responsibility framework to comply with international and foreign requirements with Premier Farnell Corp.
 Pre-Conference Workshops: June 21, 2016 Workshop A: Poineering a Successful Supplier Training Module to Ease the Burden of Non-Compliance on the Manufacturer with Huntington Ingalls Industries-Newport News Shipbuilding

Workshop B: Verifying Smelter Data and Quality through Increasing Supplier Information and Smelter Certification 

 Testimonials:"This conference provided the greatest depth, breadth and sharing of issues, concerns and methods on conflict minerals compliance of any conference to date." Alcatel-Lucent"Great conference, enjoyed the various perspectives from the speakers." Micron Technologies For more information, please take a look at the conference agenda or contact Tyler Kelch, Digital Marketing Manager at tylerke@marcusevansch.