2003 Consumer Products Workshop
Getting in Touch with Consumers
Carol Berning, Procter & Gamble Company
Creating Nonwoven Value & Panel Discussions
Corporate and Industry Strategies for Maintaining Growth and Profitability
Louise Firth, TIAX, LLC
The Tao of Nonwovens
Scott Sneed, Consultant
Back to Innovation: Using Technology to Drive Value at Rohm and Haas
Mary Burch, Ph.D., Rohn and Haas
Transforming the Residential Filter Market from Commodity to High Value
Don Hollinger, 3M
Successful Products Built on Consumer Understanding & Panel Discussion
When the Consumer is Boss (Paper Unavailable)
Carol Berning, Procter & Gamble Company
Pulling For Your Customer? Understand Their Needs!
John Bouda, National Association for Continence
What’s Happening & Why in the Household & Personal Care Industry
Tom Branna, HAPPI, Rodman Publishing Corporation
New Ways to Go to Market & Panel Discussion
From Art to Science – Targeting Consumer Experience Investments (Paper
Unavailable)
Eric Braun, Corporate Executive Board
Supplier Diversity: A New Way To Go To Market
Darrell Hodnet, Procter & Gamble Company
Minority Business: The Emerging Catalyst to Economic Growth Through Strategic
Alliances and Joint Ventures
George Hill, Diversified Chemical Technologies, Inc.
Roadmap for a Successful Product Launch (Paper Unavailable)
Stan Littman, Consultant
Roadmap for a Successful Product Launch (Paper Unavailable)
Chris Oliver, Consultant
Globalization & Panel Discussion
The U.S. Economy Will Have Strong Growth in 2003
James F. Smith, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill
Practical Issues Relative to Doing Business in WTO China (Paper Unavailable)
Bruce Quinn, Office of US Trade Representative
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