Join us on Wednesday evening, October 17th to get the full story of “WHAT IS WiSC 2.0”
We are revising the WISC organization, and hosting an event to update everyone on what we have been doing since the last time we connected.
We have a new look, new direction and a new purpose:
Remember, WiSC is everything Supply Chain and Logistics and we welcome everyone to join us.
The evening will include:
Denise Chenger, who will share her 2.0 version “The events in our world that reinvent us”
The cost for this inaugural evening will be $65.00* + GST
includes: Food (warm and chilled appetizers and desert), Coffee/Tea Juice and water There will be a full cash bar
If you are unable to attend but know someone who should attend and may not be on our list, please forward – sharing is how we will be growing.
Denise Chenger
Denise Chenger
Denise has over 25 years of operations and supply chain management experience as both a consultant and in senior leadership roles. Her career includes varied refined products and retail operations positions in both Canada and the US, while the last decade focused on creating and implementing significant strategic initiatives in organizations mainly in the upstream oil and gas sector.
While in the US, Denise was part of an "Integrated Operations Team" with a mandate to optimize the refinery output and distribution of over 300,000 BPD across western US which included pipelines, marine, rail, trucking, retail and wholesale. Her role was to bring a custom built pricing and analytics system live, and then focus on the pricing, strategy and analysis across different channels. Back in Canada she led the turnaround of a national retail chain which resulted in a 30% increase in EBITDA budget to actual. After living in six cities in over three years, she left the corporate world to pursue a PhD in engineering with a focus on project management and strategy.
Today she works as an Assistant Professor of Supply Chain Management at Mount Royal University with a research program focused on major capital project decision making in the oil and gas industry.