
In This Issue:
·
Board of Directors 2006-2007
·
Unemployed Benefit Extension
The holidays are behind us and life is now back to more of a
regular, consistent schedule for most of us. As we begin 2007 we need to look
back our successes and our failures. Take pride in the successes and capitalize
on them; while learning and growing from the failures. This philosophy applies
not only to individuals, but to all organizations as well. Each of us has
strengths and weaknesses and we must strive to highlight our strengths while
minimizing the impact of our weaknesses. Often we can improve our performance
in areas of weakness with training or mentoring from those who have strength in
that particular area. In any case, as the year begins we should resolve to be
all that we can be and “make a difference” in ALL that we do.
Our program year continues to be hugely successful. We have
had our challenges, but they have not been beyond our ability in our strengths.
Our January PDM once again had an excellent turnout of close to 40 people. This
is excellent! Thank you for taking your valuable time to join us at our
events. While we always strive to
attract even more members and guests, this level of participation in PDM’s is
well above what most chapters see. Once again all who attended had the
opportunity to hear a very interesting and dynamic presentation given by Greg
Gauthier. There was a lesson for all of us in his talk. We must perceive and
believe in order to succeed. We have to be willing to take chances and not be
afraid of failure. We shouldn’t settle for “good enough” but strive for
excellence.
For February (the 20th) we have another excellent
speaker lined up and another new locations; Nino’s in
February is also traditionally the month where Region 14
holds its Student Case competition in
Not to sound like a broken record (or CD-or bad MP3
download), but we could use some additional talent from the membership on our
Board of Directors. I know that there are many demands on all of us, and that
free time is a precious and scarce commodity; but take it from me, it is truly
a rewarding experience, as well as being fun. Please consider attending the
next meeting on the 6th of February to see what we are all about,
and how your talents could help us grow and prosper.
Don’t forget Valentine
Day on the 14th or our PDM at Nino’s on the 20th. I hope
to see you there.
Bruce Balthazor, CPIM, C.P.M.
President-Shoreline APICS
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Millhome Supper Club - |
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Edgewood Pub & Grill - |
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Knox's |
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Nino's Restaurant - |
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Jacks "R" Better, |
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Richard's Restaurant - |
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Tentative - Location to be
determined |
Please note
that all PDM dates and locations are subject to change. Check our website for the latest information.
Topic: Here’s to Your Career Success
Carol Aspinwall, President of Madison APICS and currently
with the UW-Madison Operations and Technology Management MBA program will share
strategies for job success including building your network, enhancing your
resume and continuing professional development. If you apply LEAN, Kaizan and
Six Sigma in your work place, you can do the same with your career!
Speaker: Carol Aspinwall
Carol has over 20 years of experience working in the career
development profession. She has worked in technical, business, engineering and
education related fields with traditional and returning adult students. She has
been a member of APICS since 2001 serving in the Madison Chapter as the
Education Chair, Student Chapter Liaison and now President. She attended the
APICS National Conference in

Location: Nino’s Restaurant,
To
register, contact roozee14@gmail.com by Friday
Feb 16.
There will
be a choice of four dinner entrees. Orders will be taken at Ninos.
All dinners
served with salad, rolls, beverage, and dessert.
Time:
Cocktails:
Dinner:
Chapter
Business:
Speaker:
Cost:
Member:
$20.00
Guest:
$25.00
Student:
$15.00
Board of Directors Meeting Schedule for 2006/2007
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August 8 |
September
5 |
October 3
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November 7
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January 2
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February 6 |
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March 6 |
April 3 |
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The Board of Directors meets on the first Tuesday of every
month at
2006-2007 CPIM Review Course
Schedule
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COURSE TITLE |
MODULE DATES |
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Basics of Supply Chain Management (BSCM) |
Completed |
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Master
Planning of Resources (MPR) |
Completed
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Detailed Scheduling and Planning (DSP) |
January 18, 25, February 1, 8, 15 of 2007 |
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Execution
and Control of Operations (ECO) |
March
1, 8, 15, 22, and 29 of 2007 |
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Strategic
Management of Resources (SMR) |
April
12, 19, 26 May 3,10 of 2007 |
Location / Fees
CPIM review
courses are held on Thursdays from
Bruce G.
Balthazor, CPM, CPIM
Senior
Buyer
DRS Power
& Control Technologies, Inc.
Phone (414)
875-4772
Fax (414)
875-4712
Fees are $250
for APICS members and $325 for non-members.
The course fees include participant’s guides / workbooks. Checks for fees should be made out to
Shoreline APICS Chapter, and should be sent to
1. Head
West on WI-23 - go 2.6 mi.
2. Take the
CR-Y exit towards Kohler - go .4 mi.
3. Continue
on
4. Turn
Right on
5. Turn
Right on
6. Turn
left on
7. Turn
left at the Bemis plant
The parking
area is on the side or in the front. Please use the front door and sign in at
the desk upon arrival.
INSTRUCTOR
HONORARIUMS
We are
currently seeking instructors for the CPIM review courses. The
instructors receive $750 as honorariums for every course and are eligible for 2
certification maintenance points per hour of instruction as outlined in the
maintenance manual. If you are
interested, please contact any of the board members.

Tip of the Month: As an
APICS-certified professional, you are eligible to become certified for life at
age 62. No further reporting of
continuing professional development activities for certification maintenance is
required. You must notify APICS in
writing, with supporting documentation, of proof of age on or before your
deadline. Once documentation is received
APICS will send you confirmation of your lifetime status. Note: you are not eligible for lifetime certification
if your certification status is suspended until you renew it.
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Position |
Name |
Telephone |
Email |
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President |
Bruce
Balthazor |
414-875-4772
x140 |
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Executive
Vice President |
James
Prellwitz |
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Immediate
Past President |
Bruce
Balthazor |
414-875-4772
x140 |
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Secretary |
Stacy
Backhaus |
920-686-7129 |
mrsrock630@hotmail.com |
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Treasurer |
Linda
Tryba |
920-457-4441
x77830 |
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Membership
VP |
Carolyn Johnson |
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Programs
VP |
Ruth
Zimmermann |
920-758-2228 |
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Education
VP (Faculty) |
Steve
Redmer |
888-468-6582 |
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Certification
VP |
Bruce
Balthazor |
800-245-4772
x140 |
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Student
Chapter VP |
Stacy
Backhaus |
920-686-7129 |
mrsrock630@hotmail.com |
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Newsletter
Editor |
Debra
Gunderson |
920-682-8825
x154 |
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Webmaster |
Mark Duff |
920-457-4441
x72524 |
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Passport
Coordinator |
Dan Otte |
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Region 14
Rep |
Diane
Miderski |
414-803-9851 |
dmiderski@yahoo.com |
APICS
members who are temporarily unemployed and actively seeking work within the
operations management business sector can request a six-month extension of
their membership at no cost. Members submit their completed form to their local
chapter president for approval. The chapter president submits the completed
form to APICS Headquarters for processing. Students, retirees, and buy-out
participants are not eligible. Forms are
available at www.apics.org or from your local
chapter.
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