ISM-Central Florida, Inc.

This webinar provides knowledge regarding the many benefits that come with being a part of the ISM community. Join us and learn about the essential tools, vibrant community, and exceptional learning that enhances your professional development. You'll also gain insight into the array of programs, services, and resources that are available to you through your membership.

Join ISM’s quarterly member-only executive briefing as Tom Derry, CEO of the Institute for Supply Management, convenes two senior leaders to unpack how evolving tariff regimes and trade policy are reshaping supply chain risk in the year ahead. Alan Harrah, CPSM, CSCP, CPO of Daikin Applied Americas, and Rajeshnath VT, SVP Supply Chain at Pentair, will share practical strategies for tariff mitigation, supplier engagement, and financial exposure management—grounded in real-world operations across complex, global networks. Expect a concise, insight-rich hour that connects macro developments to actionable tactics you can deploy immediately.

You’ll leave with a clear view of the tariff landscape, a decision-making toolkit for scenario planning, and concrete ideas to strengthen continuity, cost control, and resilience—whether you manage direct materials, indirect categories, or multi-tier supplier ecosystems. Live audience Q&A is included and encouraged.

The event is at capacity. Please contact ismcflchapter@gmail.com to join the event waitlist.

Please join the ISM-Central Florida chapter for a behind-the-scenes tour of Orlando International Airport (MCO).

The tour will take place in Terminal C and will include the ticket counter areas, the Airport Operations Center, the Virtual Ramp Control Center, the Baggage Handling System, and the Terminal C gate areas. A government-issued ID is required for attendance, and the tour will involve a moderate amount of walking.

Ranked the seventh busiest airport in the U.S. and the busiest in Florida, Orlando International Airport is served by dozens of passenger airlines and offers nonstop flights to more than 160 destinations worldwide. MCO has an on-site hotel, ten rental car agencies, several aircraft maintenance facilities, and over 170 food, beverage, and retail locations.

Serving as a gateway to central Florida’s many attractions, MCO is a major driver of economic activity for the state, generating an economic impact of more than $41 billion. It is a world-class global connector serving millions of passengers annually across its three terminals and is the only U.S. airport with an intermodal facility that offers high-speed rail service. The service, in partnership with Brightline, connects MCO with Miami and several cities along the east coast of Florida.

Location
Orlando International Airport
Terminal C
Additional address information will be provided prior to the event.