Exhibitions / Congresses

CLM Annual Conference 2002

United States, San Francisco, California - 29th September through to 2nd October 2002
Theme:
The Rules Are Changing...
Date(s)
29th September through to 2nd October 2002
Venue
Moscone Center
Ticketing
Must be a CLM member to attend sessions Annual CLM membership fee: $250 Early Bird Discount (before 6/30/02): $995 Registration Fee (after 7/01/02): $1,145 Cancellation Fee (before 9/13/02):$200 NO Refunds after September 13, 2002
Contact for booking / more info
Council of Logistics Management 2805 Butterfield Road #200 Oak Brook, IL 60523 Fax: 630/574-0989 E-mail: clmadmin@clm1.org
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BROWNFIELD AUTOMATION
FORKLIFT ATTACHMENTS
BATTERY AFFORDABILITY AND LIFETIME
FORKLIFT SAFETY
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