ISM-South Florida, Inc.

Geopolitical instability, energy market volatility and shifting commodity prices are creating new layers of risk for supply chain professionals. Join us for our popular State of Risk, an exclusive member webinar designed to move beyond the headlines and help you understand what these developments could mean for your organization.

Greg Brew from Eurasia Group will provide a high-level view of the evolving Middle East landscape, global energy markets and other macro trends shaping supply chain risk. Greg brings deep expertise in geopolitical risk, energy markets, Iran and the forces affecting global resource supply chains. Then, Tom Bundgaard, Vice President of Price Forecasting at Expana, will translate those broader developments into practical intelligence, using specific commodity cost examples and forecasts to illustrate where supply chain impacts may emerge.

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.

Extending payment terms looks like free cash. Until a key supplier can't keep up. The useful conversation is about doing both: holding cash longer without starving the supply base. That's what early payment programs are built for, and most teams have never had them explained end to end. With Jorge Gomez (Mondelez International) and John Anderson (C2FO). Free on LinkedIn Live. ISM members who attend earn one Continuing Education Hour (CEH).

Extending payment terms looks like free cash. Until a key supplier can't keep up.

Ask a CFO what they want from procurement this year and cash will be in the sentence. But pushing terms out moves the pressure onto the suppliers you depend on, and that risk tends to come back to you.

The useful conversation is about doing both: holding cash longer without starving the supply base. That's what early payment programs are built for, and most teams have never had them explained end to end.

Jorge Gomez brings the buyer's view: how payment terms show up on the balance sheet. John Anderson brings the supplier's view: what early payment means for the companies on the other end of those terms. Both sides of the same transaction, in one hour.