Upcoming events

    • 21 Mar 2024
    • 4:00 PM - 6:00 PM (AEDT)
    • The HUB Co Working Space – 223 Liverpool Street, Darlinghurst
    • 8
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    Learn how Toll and Team Global Express created seamless customer journeys through digital transformation. A roundtable discussion from industry leaders about enhancing customer experience through the supply chain.  #SCLAA  #Liferay      

    Date: 21 March 2024
    Time: 4:00pm - 6:00pm
    Cost: No Charge
    Venue: The HUB Co Working Space - 223 Liverpool Street, Darlinghurst 
    RSVP: Thursday, 19 March 2024

    ABOUT THIS EVENT

    Join us for an insightful roundtable discussion on “Seamless Customer Journeys: Empowering Supply Chain & Logistics through Digital Transformation”, hosted by Liferay, a leader in Digital Experience Platform (DXP) where they will share how Team Global Express and Toll embark on their digital transformation to enhance customer experience.

    Leveraging Liferay’s DXP, Team Global Express rolled out a new intranet and website in 8 weeks while adding critical self-service functionality, while Toll developed a global digital platform to create and track shipments anywhere, anytime.

    This event is a must-attend for members of the SCLAA, offering valuable insights into the future of supply chain and logistics. Don’t miss this opportunity to learn from industry leaders and network with peers. We look forward to seeing you there!

    Includes drinks and networking.

    WHO SHOULD ATTEND

    Business leaders interested in digital transformation and Heads of Supply Chain, Digital, CX, Marketing and IT.

    PRESENTERS / PANELLISTS


    Paul Towers – Country Manager, Australia &New Zealand, Liferay.

    Paul joined Liferay in 2020 and has worked with clients including Team Global Express, Toll and the Port of Brisbane. Prior to joining Liferay, Paul worked for SAS, a leader in advanced analytics. This combined experience allows him to provide unique insights on CX, DX and analytics across the logistics sector.


    Jonathan Frank Industry Director ANZ at SugarCRM

    Jonathan Frank, with 15+ years in FMCG & Retail, has worked with Coca Cola, Kimberley Clark Australia, Woolworths, Cerebos, and Nielsen. His expertise spans sales, supply chain, market research, category development, trade marketing, new product development, and media.



    Stephen Rajkumar – Principal Consultant, SmartOSC.

    Stephen has close to 15 years of experience seamlessly bridging the realms of Business and Technology through innovative Software Solutions and Digital Products. Smart OSC has launched over 1000+ eCommerce websites with more than 100 partners worldwide. With their team of skilled developers and technologists, SmartOSC overcomes eCommerce challenges including implementation, integration, development, and migration.

      
    MODERATOR 


    Primo Danieletto - SCLAA NSW Committee Member and Supply Chain Transformation Management Consultant     




     





     

     


    • 28 Mar 2024
    • 6:30 PM - 9:00 PM (ACDT)
    • The British Pub, 58 Finniss Street, North Adelaide
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    SA/NT NETWORKING / 2024 KICK OFF

    It's time to get us all together to kick off the new membership year, elect our new committee and  plan the year ahead!!

    Please register so that we can book ahead at our favourite Networking venue,

    Date:  Thursday, 28 March
    Time:  6.30pm - 9.00pm
    Venue:  The British Pub, 58 Finniss Street, North Adelaide
    Cost:  No charge
    R
    SVP:  Tuesday, 26 March 2024

    NON-MEMBERS WELCOME

    Attendees are welcome to pay for their own food and drinks, we look forward to seeing you there!


    • 11 Apr 2024
    • 12:00 PM - 2:00 PM (AEST)
    • Silks Crown, Melbourne
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    EXPRESSIONS OF INTEREST TO ATTEND

    How Mobile Technology can Modernise Supply Chain Operations - Lunch at Silks Crown.

    Register your interest to attend this exclusive SCLAA members only lunch and learn event at the renowned Silks Restaurant, Crown. Hosted by Supply Chain technology specialists, Gamma Solutions and Mobile Device Management (MDM) leader, SOTI we will be focusing on the world of supply chain modernisation with a focus on mobile technology and MDM integration.

    Discover cutting-edge strategies to enhance efficiency and productivity in warehousing, supply chain, and transport & logistics while networking and fine dining with industry leaders

    Date: Thursday, 11 April 2024
    Time: 12noon - 2.00pm
    Cost:

    No Charge 

    Venue: Silks Restaurant, Crown, Melbourne

    RSVP: 

    Expressions of Interest close on 29 March 2024


    ABOUT THIS EVENT
     

    Mobile technology is at the core of fast and efficient supply chain operations whether within the warehouse, last mile retail delivery or e-commerce operations it plays a critical role in inventory visibility, accuracy & increased productivity.

    PRESENTERS

    Michael Dyson – Vice President of Sales, SOTI

    With more than 35 years’ experience in the Supply Chain, Emergency Service, Utilities and the broader Field Service sectors, Michael understands the challenges that working in harsh and/or remote environments can present and the importance of being able to successfully deploy, manage and support technology that is fit for purpose.

    Working in Business Development and Executive Management Roles, Michael has built long term relationships with partners and clients based on trust & the ability to identify where he can genuinely add value.

    Stephen Lakey, Senior Supply Chain Consultant, Gamma Solutions and SCLAA Director

    Stephen focuses on helping clients identify the best approach to solving challenging technical and business problems.  Stephen joined Gamma Solutions in 2008, and since that time has worked extensively with companies to gain efficiencies in their supply chain, transport & logistics & field service activities.


    WHO SHOULD ATTEND

    Supply Chain Leaders.

    SPONSORS

          

    • 16 Apr 2024
    • 12:00 PM - 3:00 PM (AEST)
    • Archways Room at Chancery Lane, 430 Little Collins Street, Melbourne
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    EXPRESSIONS OF INTEREST TO ATTEND

    The Essentials for a SMART and CONNECTED warehouse

    Warehouses, once mere storage facilities, have undergone a remarkable evolution. They now stand as vital hubs, orchestrating the seamless flow of essential goods to businesses and communities alike. Modern warehouses are now equipped for dynamic operations, offering value-added services like Postponement to bolster agile supply chain strategies, whether for Just-in-Time efficiency or Just-in-Case preparedness.

    Post Pandemic, disruptive events continue to plague businesses with inventory related challenges that could impact a business GTM success or create life threatening situations. Discover how we're empowering logistics to navigate the complexities of today's world and safeguarding the integrity of global trade and commerce.

    Date: Tuesday, 16 April 2024
    Time: 12noon - 3.00pm
    Cost:

    No Charge 

    Venue: Archways Room at Chancery Lane, 430 Little Collins Street, Melbourne

    RSVP: 

    Expressions of Interest close on 3 April 2024


    ABOUT THIS EVENT
     

    Join us as we explore empowering logistics and engage in thought-provoking discussions with industry peers from some of Australia's foremost supply chain companies. During this event, we will delve into crucial discussion points including

    • Strategies for enhancing supply chain efficiency amidst evolving market dynamics.
    • How structured modernisation can lead to operational excellence


    PANELIST

    Brett Newstead - Sales Director for Australia & New Zealand (ANZ), Zebra Technologies

    As the Sales Director for Zebra Technologies for Australia and New Zealand, Brett Newstead is responsible for focused on growing Zebra’s business through coaching the sales team to embrace customer outcome-based selling while establishing the Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) and solution business within the ANZ region.

    Prior to joining Zebra Technologies, Brett held various managerial positions at Motorola Solutions, AirData and DENSO Automotive Systems Australia. Brett holds a Bachelor of Mechanical and Computing Engineering from Monash University. 

    Royston Phua - Vertical Strategy Leader – Asia Pacific Supply Chain, Zebra Technologies Asia Pacific

    Royston is the Vertical Strategy Leader with Zebra Technologies, focusing on supply chain operating excellence initiatives that involves the digitization and modernization of customers’ operations to meet Tomorrow’s challenges. With two decades of APAC regional exposure to senior Operations, Solutions Design, Implementation and Commercial roles with leading global third party logistics integrators, Royston collaborates internally, with partners and customers to identify supply chain optimization opportunities leveraging Zebra’s extensive solutions portfolio to promote visibility, accountability, productivity and resultant savings for Today’s demanding and complex world of commerce.

    Royston holds an MBA with a specialization in Logistics from Northumbria University’s Newcastle Business School, UK and is domiciled in Singapore.


    WHO SHOULD ATTEND

    C- Level Suite- Supply Chains - Retail and T&l



    • 18 Apr 2024
    • 5:30 PM - 8:30 PM (AEST)
    • Vessel Bar, 1 Shelley St, Sydney
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    NSW SCLAA Mentoring 2023 Close-Out and Networking Event

    Join us for the grand finale of the NSW SCLAA Mentoring Program Intake for 2023!

    This event marks the closure of an enriching journey and celebrates the growth achieved by our mentees and mentors alike. Additionally, it presents a unique opportunity to meet prospective mentors and mentees for the 2024 intake. Beyond the mentoring program, it's an excellent occasion to network with seasoned professionals from the Supply Chain and Logistics sector, fostering collaboration and expanding horizons.

    Don't miss this chance to connect, learn, and celebrate success in the vibrant world of supply chain management!

    Delicious refreshments will be provided alongside the opportunity to win exciting spot prizes.

    Registrations close at midnight on Tuesday, 16 April 2024

    Date:

    Thursday, 18 April 2024

    Time:

    5.30pm - 8.30pm

    Cost: Members, Mentors, Mentees - No charge  /  Non-members $49
    Venue: Vessel Bar, 1 Shelley Street, Sydney 

    Getting
    there: 

    Public transport is best. Nearest parking is Secure Parking - 10
    Shelley Street, car park


    WHO SHOULD ATTEND

    Anyone involved or interested in the Supply Chain and Logistics industry, as well as participants of the NSW SCLAA 2023 intake Mentoring Program. Hurry, spaces are limited!


    • 07 May 2024
    • (AEST)
    • 08 May 2024
    • (AEST)
    • Sydney CBD

    Körber's Elevate event is coming- Are you ready to chart your course toward operational excellence and supply chain resilience?

    Körber is excited to announce that Elevate APAC is returning in 2024!

    Date: 7-8 May, 2024
    Location: Sydney CBD, Australia
    Cost: $99 early bird price or $199 after March 30.  

    Building on the success of their first in-person Elevate last year, this year's event will be bigger and better! Packed with keynote sessions from industry leaders, insights into the latest technology and trends, and networking opportunities, Elevate will help you chart your course toward operational excellence and supply chain resilience.

    With last year's attendees describing Elevate as "the best pace conference in years" and "a great opportunity to meet top vendors for future pursuits",  register now and secure your spot at this must-attend event.


    • 23 May 2024
    • 6:30 PM - 8:30 PM (AEST)
    • Bells Hotel, 157 Moray Street, South Melbourne
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    VIC/TAS - ACCELERATING TO NET ZERO LOGISTICS

    Join us for a panel & networking event with industry leaders as we address the critical issue of heavy transport emissions. Expert panelists will give their perspective and experience in tackling carbon emission control while fostering business growth on their journey to transitioning to net zero logistics emissions.

    Date: Thursday, 23 May 2024

    Time : 6.30pm - 8.30pm

    Cost: Members - $25   /   Non-members - $55

    Venue:  Bells Hotel, 157 Moray Street, South Melbourne 

    RSVP: Wednesday, 22 May 2024


    ABOUT THIS EVENT

    Join the Supply Chain and Logistics Association of Australia for a panel & networking event focused on addressing the critical issue of heavy transport emissions, which contribute to 17% of all emissions in Australia. Explore industry leaders' initiatives that directly reduce emissions while fostering business growth, accelerating the transition to net-zero logistics emissions.

    WHO SHOULD ATTEND

    All supply chain professionals interested in reducing carbon emissions.

    PRESENTERS / PANELISTS


    Lex Forsyth, General Manager, Janus Electric

    Lex Forsyth has been entrenched in the ownership and operation of energy   supply to large transport / logistics businesses in Australia and the US for 27   years. Lex understands the fundamental costs of running a transport   business and was the key driver behind the electrification business model.

    Dr. Sheila Nguyen, Ex-Head of Sustainability for the 2023 FIFA Women's World Cup.

    Dr Sheila Nguyen is a leading regenerative built environment design professional who has consulted with several sport organisations and professional clubs, globally, on strategic and operational environmental sustainability issues with the most recent work with the Australian Olympic Committee's Climate Action Plan.

    Heather Bone - Director ESG, Team Global Express

    Heather Bone has more than 20 years experience in renewable energy, environment and sustainable development, strategic and business development, safety, marketing and communications in mines, energy, waste, transport, logistics and manufacturing in Australia and internationally.



     
    MODERATOR



    Dave Saunders - Managing Director, Bestrane

    Dave Sanders founded the Bestrane Group to design, implement and operate 'Best in Class' industry solutions using "Best of Breed" applications together with innovative business models for communities that share a problem. His aim is to reduce waste in the Transportation and Logistics industry.



       

    #NetZero #TowardsNetZero #sustainability

     





     

     


    • 12 Jun 2024
    • 8:30 AM - 11:30 AM
    • The Glenn Hotel, Eight Mile Plains, Elaine Room
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    This event was scheduled to take place in March. It has however been rescheduled to take place in June 2024. 



    CHAIN REACTION: STRATEGIES FOR ATTRACTING AND RETAINING STAFF

    Unlock the power of recruitment: Discover game-changing strategies for attraction, culture enhancement, training and retention. Explore innovative approaches to build a robust and dynamic workforce.

    Date: Wednesday, 12 June 2024
    Time: 08.30am - 11.30am
    Cost:

    No charge

    Venue: The Glenn Hotel, Eight Mile Plains, Elaine Room

    RSVP: 

    By COB on Friday, 7 June 2024

    ABOUT THIS EVENT 

    An essential workshop for managers, business owners, HR, and learning & development professionals. Spend a productive morning in discussions and strategic planning with peers and the expertise of the BUSY Group. Together, we'll address:

    • Immediate industry-specific staffing challenges.
    • Solutions to secure your organisation's success.

    Don't miss this chance to shape a stronger future for your team. Tea/Coffee and morning tea provided.

    WHO SHOULD ATTEND

    HR staff, managers, business owners and anyone involved in the recruitment and retention of staff who want to optimise their talent acquisition and retention in their workplace in today’s competitive job market.

    PRESENTER

    Jenny Gill - Group Partnerships Manager, The BUSY Group

    Jenny commenced at The BUSY Group (BUSY) in 2018 as the Corporate Solutions Manager leading a small team to manage the group wide sales strategies promoting all the services BUSY has to offer to key Industry stakeholders and larger employers located across a national footprint.

    Recently moving into the role of Group Partnerships Manager, Jenny works more closely with Industry Associations to provide education and support to them and their members in the areas of recruitment, training, traineeships & apprenticeships, retention, and staff health.

    Jenny brings a wealth of expertise and knowledge across many industry sectors and has extensive experience in the Vocational Education and Training sector spanning 20 plus years.