The H. H. Franklin Center for Supply Chain Management at the Whitman School of Management added three new members to its 20-person advisory board and selected new officers during its fall meeting.
Jason H. Seidl ’93, director of equity research at Dalman Rose & Co., will serve as president of the board. Nancy Jenkins-Kennedy ’77, director of global logistics at IBM, will be the advisory board’s vice president. Both Seidl and Jenkins-Kennedy were elected to serve a two-year term.
The new members joining the board are:
“We are pleased to have some of America’s premier experts in supply chain management partner with us as we continue to make the Franklin Center at Whitman a nationally recognized leader in supply chain management education and research,” says Gary La Point, co-director of the Franklin Center and assistant professor of supply chain practice.
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