Please join us at the next ASCM Triangle Chapter Professional Development Meeting (PDM) Webinar on June 14th, from 6 PM to 7 PM EDT.

Who can attend the Professional Development Meetings? Everyone who is interested in professional growth and/or interested in expanding their supply chain knowledge is welcome to attend. Register to attend the meeting, invite a friend or colleague. The event is open for anyone to attend. This Virtual event is a free event for ASCM Triangle Chapter members and students

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About the Topic:

• Power of Mental Models
• Mental model explain how we as individuals ‘see the world’
• Models represent the relationships and consequences of actions
• Models are imports to help shape behavior and set-up a method to solve problems and create value
• Two mental models that are powerful land fun the use:
• Human Action Model
• Tragedy of the Commons
• Building a Value Proposition
• Value propositions are a ‘framework’ to present ideas, concepts, and projects for a decision
• Value propositions have key elements as part of the framework to assist with the business decisions
• Request, Background, Economics, Alternatives, Key Drivers, Risks/Mitigation  
• Value propositions examples from both ‘outside of work’ and ‘business’
• Value propositions – How do I start using them today to create value?

About the Speaker:

Daniel S. Frisbie,  North American Logistics Manager

Dan Frisbie graduated from Penn State University with a degree in Operations Management. Throughout his career, Dan has held various supply chain, logistics, and operations roles with Armstrong World Industries, DuPont, and INVISTA (Koch Industries). Currently, Dan is the North American Logistics Manager for The LYCRA Company. He lives in Waynesboro, Virginia. Dan has been a member of ASCM (APICS) since 1988 when he joined as a student member in college. He is CPIM certified and is also a Six Sigma Black Belt.