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Lean Supply Chain Management Experience

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Participated in development of PwC's "Supply Chain Risk Management" service offering, including developing of leading risk indicator methodology and use of collaborative Web 2.0 (wiki) tools. Led initial deployment at Top 5 DOD contractor's multi-billion dollar fighter program.

Co-author, "How to Fortify your Supply Chain through Collaborative Risk Management".

Presentation to NCMA San Fernando Valley Chapter, 2008, "How Acquisition Professionals Can Help (or Hurt) the Program".

Presentation at 2007 NCMA Aerospace/Defense Conference “Subcontractor Management: Your Achilles’ Heel”.

Lean Certification (Passed Bronze level test), Society of Manufacturing Engineers/Shingo Prize Institute.

Participated in PwC’s pilot Supply Chain Risk Management (SCRM) project, which identified process improvements to a “Top 5” A&D company’s supply chain management practices, including enhanced risk identification and risk assessment for key suppliers to a multi-billion dollar fighter program.

Led PwC Program Management Effectiveness (PME) assessment teams in evaluating business processes, organizational structure, culture, and strategic alignment of two business divisions of a multi-billion dollar international defense contractor, including briefing senior executive management and Board of Directors.

Aerospace & Defense Supply Chain Management: Common Risk Mitigation Missteps – University of San Diego, Institute of Supply Chain Management Annual Forum, November 2007.

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Effective January 1, 2019, Nick Sanders has been named as Editor of two reference books published by LexisNexis. The first book is Matthew Bender’s Accounting for Government Contracts: The Federal Acquisition Regulation. The second book is Matthew Bender’s Accounting for Government Contracts: The Cost Accounting Standards. Nick replaces Darrell Oyer, who has edited those books for many years.