Luncheon: Maritime Supply Chain in WA

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Tom McLaughlin, CMC, Executive Director, The Center for Advanced Manufacturing Puget Sound (CAMPS), offers Keynote on the Maritime Supply Chain in Washington.

Indirect and induced Maritime jobs account for a total impact of 148,000 Washington jobs. The direct contribution of Maritime?s $15.2 billion in gross business income generates another $14.8 billion in induced and indirect output, for a total contribution effect of $30 billion to Washington?s economy.
 
The Center for Advanced Manufacturing Puget Sound, CAMPS, has launched a series of research projects to gain a detailed understanding of the Maritime/Marine Industry Supply Chain in Washington State.  This project is being conducted by Central Washington University students, as part of their final senior year Capstone Projects.  These student teams are comprised of traditional students and a large number of working professionals in key supply chain roles within their companies.  Their goals are to examine Washington State?s Maritime Cluster to identify specific markets, capabilities, and supply chain gaps. 

This Luncheon is available for sponsorship.