Elmira Chapter

Elmira APICS Chapter  #42

Making Business Run Better

June  2009

 

 

APICS' certification programs, training tools, and networking opportunities increase workplace performance.

 

 

Board Members:

Roger Davis,  CPIM CSCP              President    rogerdavis@stny.rr.com

607-936-8137

 

 

Anthony Cragle,  CPIM

CSCP

VP Treasurer

CragleAN@Corning.com

 

 

Glenn Morrisey,  CPIM

CSCP

VP Membership

MorriseyGA@Corning.com

 

 

Jim Mullen, CPIM

VP Education

jamesmullen@elmira.edu

 

 

Website:

 

www.apics-elmira.org

 If you have earned your CPIM or CSCP, congratulations on your accomplishment and on your dedication to continuous improvement through education.   

 


 

Special Alert for August 6th Race Fever Night

Professional Development Meeting at a Great Price

 

The Elmira-Corning APICS Chapter

is proud to present

 

Mary Ann Mauldwin CPFIM,CSCP

Director Of Operations

Roush-Yates Racing Engines LLC

 

 

·        Thursday August 6th at the Radisson in Corning - Race Fever night

·        $20 for APICS members, $25 non-members and guests includes dinner and presentation

·        Please reply today if you believe that you may attend.  Our speaker is traveling from North Carolina and we need an estimate of interest.  Another formal newsletter will be sent in July.

·        Our chapter is pleased to offer this special event at a special price

 

 

 

 

 

Driving to Success: The Roush and Yates Racing Engines, LLC Transformation
Mary Ann Mauldwin, CFPIM, CSCP


An amazing supply chain management improvement process of Roush and Yates Racing Engines, LLC and its transition from a very traditional, family based manufacturing process to aligning with Ford Motor Company in 2003 to manufacture all the Ford engines for the NASCAR Cup series will be discussed. Mary Ann Mauldwin, Operations Manager for Roush and Yates, will speak about the process of how the company realized there was a need for materials management and associated capabilities, reviewing supply management and product flow, introduction of bills of and cycle counting, and implementation of a soft-ware package and process mapping to understand information flow and improve it. This transformation process resulted in Roush and Yates Racing Engines, LLC providing the engines that drove the 97 car to the Nextel Cup Series Championship in 2004. The racing industry is one in transition to a large, business-oriented international entertainment industry, which will be discussed in this presentation


About Our Speaker --- Mary Ann Mauldwin, CFPIM, CSCP


Mary Ann Mauldwin is a graduate of the University of North Carolina. She has a Bachelors’ in English and Secondary Education and an Associates Degree in Mechanical Engineering. She is certified at the fellow level in production and inventory management. Mary Ann achieved APICS’ new Certified Supply Chain Professional certification in December 2006. Mary Ann has spoken at numerous conferences and seminars throughout the United States. She has also published articles on supply chain management and lean manufacturing processes.

 

Mary Ann has worked as a consultant, Director of Materials, Purchasing Manager, and Director of Supply Chain Management. She is now Director of Operations for Roush and Yates Racing Engines. Mary Ann joined Roush and Yates in May, 2004. According to Mary Ann, “It has been an exciting opportunity to utilize the APICS body of knowledge and lean manufacturing principles in another industry, especially one that is constantly changing.”
Mary Ann has served on the APICS Board of Directors as Region XI Vice President for two years and as VP of Education – SIGs in 2005. At the Charlotte APICS chapter level, Mary Ann is Chapter President and an instructor. She teaches numerous APICS certification review classes in the local community colleges and in private industry.

    Advancing Productivity, Innovation, and Competitive Success