Midwest's Top Corporate Executives to Aid in Long-Term Katrina Relief Efforts
Oak Brook, IL (ContentDesk) January 2, 2006 -- Who says corporate philanthropy is dead. On November 18th, 2005 Strategic Sourcing and Supply Chain Management executives from the Midwests top public and private organizations joined forces to donate to The Bush-Clinton Katrina Fund.The one day summit entitled, The Best Practices Xchange (BPX), included a Whos Who of the Midwests top Strategic Sourcing and Supply Chain Management Executives. Oak Brook based consultancy The Mpower Group facilitates each meeting and collected an undisclosed amount of funds from each of the member organizations to support the efforts of the Bush-Clinton Katrina Fund . This practice of donating half the membership dues will continue in the future. Dalip Raheja, President and CEO of The Mpower Group said, It is no secret that Businesses Play an important role in society today.
The BPX represents some of the largest companies in the world, so it is important that were doing everything we can to help the people and businesses in the Gulf area. The recovery process is will take years and we are proud to support them as they reconstruct their lives, buildings, and communities. About The Best Practices Xchange:The Council is a members-only, peer-to-peer group with a charter to provide thought leadership, advanced solutions and networking opportunities to group members. The group meets 4 times a year and the meetings are facilitated by the Oak Brook based consultancy - The Mpower Group. The Council addresses major Global Strategic Sourcing and Supply Chain Management challenges such as: * Building world-class sourcing and Supply Chain Management Organization* Supplier Relationship Management (SRM) and Governance* Outcome Based Process ImprovementThe next meeting for the Best Practices Xchange Council (BPX) is scheduled for the first quarter of 2006. If you would like more information on The Best Practices Xchange (BPX) or to apply for membership, please contact Glenn Kwiatkowski at The Mpower Group, 630-268-8963.About The Mpower Group:The Mpower Group ( TMG ) services Fortune 500 organizations globally, solving complex issues related to their supply chain and strategic sourcing operations including outsourcing and off shoring.
TMG emphasizes world-class business practices related to strategy, process and technology that truly drive superior financial results for their clients. Dalip Raheja, the firms President and CEO, is nationally recognized for his thought-leadership and advanced strategic concepts in the area of Strategic Sourcing and Supply Chain Management. Contact Information:Glenn KwiatkowskiDirector of MarketingThe Mpower Group(630)268-8963 (Office)www.thempowergroup.com.
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Guatemala (ContentDesk) October 12, 2005 -- Hurricane Stan has brought almost 11 days of relentless rain, but like Hurricane Mitch (Oct 30 to Nov 1 1998), the rain has taken a heavy toll causing huge mudslides. Government officials say this is worse than Hurricane Mitch by far. In one area near Panajachel more than 1,400 are dead and buried under up to 40 feet of mud more than one-half mile long. Tens of thousands of the poorest of the poor are now homeless and living outside.
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