Day 1 of an In-Depth Look at Doing Business in North America
Spanning seven regions over seven months, the Doing Business Globally Networks regional business summits help you identify the right opportunities, connect with the right people and equip yourself with the right knowledge to grow your business in any region of the world. December's two-day webinar focuses on North America. YPO champions representing the region include Sanjay Kucheria (YPO Gold Pacific US At Large), Kerry Siggins(YPO Colorado), Simon Cohen (YPO Mexico City), James Gagne (YPO Chicago) and Mike George (YPO Alberta). Whether you are considering making a new investment North America, looking to grow your business in the region, or simply seeking new partners, this two-day webinar can help.Learn from subject matter experts and YPO peers about the risks and opportunities of doing business in Canada, the United States and Mexico.
Get an overview of global supply chain and sourcing challenges and how they impact North American markets.
Discuss the roles that labor and energy play in shaping economic outlook.
Gain insights into topics surrounding shipping, transportation, logistics, distribution, inventory management and more.
Dive deeper into the issues with industry-focused panel discussions.
Benefit from a business Needs and Leads exchange with peers.
Discover how to create opportunity out of the volatility, uncertainty, complexity and ambiguity (VUCA) of today's unprecedented business climate.
The Future of Global Supply Chain 2025 - Dr. Nick Vyas Global Supply Chain is experiencing a process of transformation. What is happening? How did we get here? Dr. Nick Vyas suggests decoupling and not deglobalization. Instead of having a worldwide network of interconnected supply chain nodes, we'll see regionally concentrated supply chain networks each connected with other regional supply chain networks through a decoupling point acting as a buffer that protects that regional supply chain network from demand shocks. Dr. Vyas will speak on the transformation, deglobalization and decoupling of the supply chain.