Danny Slaton,
vice president of sales and marketing, continued with a discussion on
the importance of supply chain management and issues industry professionals
face.
Slaton demonstrated
how SMC 3 has converted many antiquated, manual processes to
more efficient software applications. He enlightened attendees on the
role software developers have in creating more efficient ways to handle
routine functions with higher accuracy.
The Fayette
County Youth Leadership Program, organized by the Fayette County Development
Authority and the Fayette County Chamber of Commerce, is designed to build
the foundation for future leadership within the community.
Modeled after
similar programs around the state, team members meet with local business
and industry professionals to bridge local businesses with the school
system to better address the workforce needs and other vital issues.
"We are
proud to be a sponsor of The Fayette County Development Authority and
the Fayette County Chamber of Commerce's Youth Leadership Program. These
organizations have collaborated in an extraordinary way," commented
Rader.
Rader continued,
"This is a unique opportunity for students to learn about their community,
while building team and leadership skills. Having face-to-face interaction
with so many professionals is an extremely valuable learning opportunity
for these students. These students are the community leaders of the future."
SMC 3
is the leading nationwide provider of LTL transportation pricing, data
and technology. The firm helps shippers, carriers and logistics companies
conduct business seamlessly through the maze of local, regional and national
transportation networks. To better equip its customers in the high tech
marketplace, SMC 3 has developed several data software modules
and a host of complementary products.
The company
currently serves more than 3,000 customers throughout the United States
and Canada. To learn more about SMC 3 and its suite of transportation
software products, visit www.smcsystems.com .
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