The NLS Food Chain Summit | SupplyChainBrain

The NLS Food Chain Summit

March 24, 2012

DATE: June 5-6, 2012

LOCATION: Pointe Hilton Tapatio Cliffs Resort, Phoenix, Arizona

The Food Chain Summit, features the ideal peer-to-peer networking environment for Top Level Executives in Supply Chain, Distribution, Manufacturing and many other related fields within the food industry. Be a part of the Industries Must Attend Event featuring thought leaders from the world's leading food manufacturers, discussing the key issues affecting the current and future growth of your business.

***Time is running out for the Limited number of Pre-Paid Complimentary 2 day Passes (some restrictions apply) email your participation interest to inquires@nlsna.com

Website: http://www.nextlevelsummits.com/index.php?page=NLS-Food-Chain-Summit&SummitID=1

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