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2008 Elections
2008-09 SCMSA President election voting is now open until Monday, 3 March, at 11:45 PM.
Please read the bios of the candidates below and then vote by clicking on the vote link at the bottom of the page.
Best of luck to all candidates!
Adam Ferguson
I don't come from a supply chain background, but I am an organizer. If you ask anyone that knows me, they would say that I'm always putting together some sort of activity, group date, social, intramural team, or ultimate Frisbee game. If elected I promise "no new taxes." But in all seriousness I think that we can do some really interesting things in the club and increase the ROI on you club dues. We might not ever be able to compete with the Marketing association and their free Jazz tickets and I-pods, but we can see what some local companies are doing and have a real Supply Chain Trip next year.
Brad Watson
I would like to be the SCMSA President next year. I believe it is valuable for every Supply Chain MBA student to work together as we prepared for our careers. Club membership, activities, and association are important ways we can work together to benefit our community and each club member. Forming a network of trusted colleagues is another benefit I believe we can realize through the SCMSA. These are goals I would strive to achieve.
My professional and community experience include 12 years as a IT Systems Manager responsible for leading teams of developers and business analysts. I have been a project manager leading development efforts as well as process improvement projects. I have experience managing budgets, timelines, and scarce resources. I enjoy analyzing and solving problems through teamwork. As a community volunteer, I chaired the Business and Marketing Advisory Committee for the Edmonds, WA School District for four years. In this capacity I work with educators and community business people to align and improve the Career & Technical Education programs.
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