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ORGANIZER;CN=Bryan Valencia:MAILTO:bvalencia@calvettiferguson.com
SUMMARY:THE FENG: Expense Reduction Strategies & Tips
LOCATION:Two Hughes Landing\r\n1790 Hughes Landing Boulevard, Second Floor Conference Room ( just off the elevator)\r\nThe Woodlands, Texas 77380
DESCRIPTION:Topic: Expense Reduction Strategies &amp; TipsSpeaker: Ted Leitch, Senior Principal Consultant, Expense Reduction Analysts Inc.Agenda:- 8:00 am – 8:15 am: Chapter Announcements and Self-Introductions- 8:15 am – 9:15 am: Speaker's Presentation- 9:15 am – 9:30 am: NetworkingPresentation:&nbsp;Supply chains are either back to normal or approaching a state of normalcy.&nbsp; Inflation peaked at 9% and now hovers around 5%.&nbsp; Prices for just about everything have risen over the last 18 months but some input costs for manufacturers and distributors have actually fallen.&nbsp; So what is the deal?&nbsp;&nbsp;In this presentation, Ted Leitch with Expense Reduction Analysts (ERA) will discuss different markets.&nbsp; He will look at underlying price trends and share what ERA analysts are seeing in these markets.&nbsp; We will discuss which expenses you should be asking for price reductions and which you should be planning for continued increases.&nbsp;Speaker’s bio:&nbsp;Ted Leitch has extensive experience as a senior-level operations and sales executive with Fortune 500 companies. For the last fourteen years, he has been a principal consultant with Expense Reduction Analysts (ERA).&nbsp; He has managed more than 100 projects for clients in the healthcare, manufacturing, distribution and hospitality sectors resulting in millions of dollars of savings.&nbsp; Prior to ERA, as a Division Director, Senior Vice President of Operations, and Vice President of Sales with a Fortune 500 financial services company, he consistently increased sales, operating earnings, and employee productivity.Leitch has a B.S. from the University of Texas at Austin.
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