The Supply Chain and Logistics Association of Australia, Queensland Division, will be holding a breakfast function on Wednesday the 30th of May at the Queensland Cricketers Club.
The function will be the official launch of the 2012 Queensland SCL Awards that are now in their fifth year and are the state’s feeder program into the Australian Supply Chain and Logistics Awards. Sponsored by the Department of Transport and Main Roads, Strategix Training Group and apics, the Queensland SCL Awards are designed to recognise the people who make up the diverse supply chain, logistics and transport industries.
During the morning a group of past Queensland SCL Awardees will be on a panel discussing what they have gained from the award program personally and professionally. Panelists will include Rick Ralph, Executive Director, Waste Contractors Recycling Association of Queensland (WCRAQ), Louise Perram-Fisk, Director (Transform), Policy Governance, Rail Ports and Freight, Department of Transport and Main Roads, Nikki Hasicevic, Sales and Customer Coordinator, Snap Fresh and Matthew Crook. Rick Ralph was the stand-out for 2011 awards, both state and nationally, taking out two awards in the state awards program and three in the ASCL Awards.
This function is open to all in the industry and