Ivan Rosenberg

“The Space Industry’s Impact on the California Economy”

California’s space industry is a powerful contributor to the state’s economy—as large as or larger than other prominent California industries such as agriculture and motion picture/entertainment. While California’s unique space ecosystem of manufacturers, supply base, research & development and customers provides strong competitive advantage for industry participants doing business in the state, other states and global competitors are aggressively challenging that advantage.

Please join us in Los Angeles on Friday, October 19, 2012, 7:30 am – 9:00 am, when Randy Garber, Partner with A.T. Kearney, will present research results on the space industry’s economic impact in California and how California stacks up relative to other states. He will also explore implications and actions for California government and industry leaders.

The meeting is free, but RSVP’s in advance to Ivan Rosenberg are required to attend.

The Los Angeles chapter of The Aerospace & Defense Forum was founded by Frontier Associates and the 62 Mile Club, and is sponsored by Jeffer, Mangels, Butler & Mitchell, Moss Adams, BOBsearch and The College of the Extended University at Cal Poly Pomona.

“Tips for the Top: Ensuring Compliance with US Export Laws”

When it comes to Export Compliance, the stakes can be high, with door-closing fees and fines, and even jail time. If you are a US manufacturer, exporter, broker or distributor, or even invest or work with these types of companies, you need to understand what the export laws are and how they apply to you.

Please join us in Los Angeles on Friday, September 21, 2012, 7:30 am – 9:00 am, when Abby Walsh, CEO of True Compliance Group, will present a brief overview of the key US agencies and laws governing export, and will give practical tips concerning what executives need to know to be in compliance with export laws.

The meeting is free, but RSVP’s in advance to Ivan Rosenberg are required to attend.

The Los Angeles chapter of The Aerospace & Defense Forum was founded by Frontier Associates and the 62 Mile Club, and is sponsored by Jeffer, Mangels, Butler & Mitchell, Moss Adams, BOBsearch and The College of the Extended University at Cal Poly Pomona.

“”(Re)position for Growth and Stakeholder Value”

The effects of globalization are having significant impact on businesses with operations in high-cost countries (advance economies). Customers are demanding cheaper products with the same or higher expectations on delivery and quality. Companies that cannot meet these expectations will eventually go out of business. Thus driving operational excellence is becoming a vital strategy.

Please join us on Thursday, September 6, 2012, 7:30 am – 9:00 am, when Anders Davas, Divisional Manager, Operational Excellence and Continuous Improvements at Eaton Aerospace will present a 4-Step model to operational excellence that any company can successfully employ. Other topics covered will be strategic deployment, continuous improvement and lean leadership.

The meeting is free, but RSVP’s in advance to Ivan Rosenberg are required to attend.

The Orange County chapter was founded by Frontier Associates and D.A. Davidson & Co., and is sponsored by Burdge Logistics, BOBsearch, Moss Adams, and Stradling Yocca Carlson & Rauth.

“Supply Chain Management as a Competitive Advantage”

For many business owners, the primary focus of their business deals with serving their customers.

Please join us in Los Angeles on Friday, August 17, 2012, 7:30 am – 9:00 am, when Michael Stark, President of Pacer Distribution Services, will discuss the “how” of serving your customers, or as he refers to it, the “real business” of your business, through the management of your supply chain. Topics will include horizontal collaboration and sharing best practices, as well as managing a global supply chain and how to improve efficiency, both globally and locally. He will discuss how to improve days to market and reduce the cost of having too much inventory on hand. The bottom line to better supply chain management: improved customer service and reduced inventory costs.

The meeting is free, but RSVP’s in advance to Ivan Rosenberg are required to attend.

The Los Angeles chapter of The Aerospace & Defense Forum was founded by Frontier Associates and the 62 Mile Club, and is sponsored by Jeffer, Mangels, Butler & Mitchell, Moss Adams, BOBsearch and The College of the Extended University at Cal Poly Pomona.

“Ensuring Future A&D Competitiveness”

As A&D customers outsource more assembly, engineering, and supply chain management, having access to qualified engineers is becoming critical to long-term survival of an A&D supplier. However, for many reasons there is a significant lack of such candidates in the US, which could lead to serious competitive disadvantages of US A&D companies versus international suppliers.

This month’s LA chapter meeting focuses on how to interest and inspire current and future generations in STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Math). Please join us in Los Angeles on Friday, July 20, 2012, 7:30 am – 9:00 am when Elizabeth Kennick, Project Manager, Teachers in Space, Space Frontier Foundation, will discuss the present situation and what we can do as individuals and A&D companies to help turn things around. David Knight will show sections of an upcoming documentary about the Space Shuttle that will excite the public, and especially our youth, in aerospace and STEM.

The meeting is free, but RSVP’s in advance to Ivan Rosenberg are required to attend.

The Los Angeles chapter of The Aerospace & Defense Forum was founded by Frontier Associates and the 62 Mile Club, and is sponsored by Jeffer, Mangels, Butler & Mitchell, Moss Adams, Boyle, Ogata, Bregman, and Cal Poly Pomona.

“The New GE- Adapting to a Changing World”

The competitive landscape continues to accelerate at a rapid pace, requiring leaders and companies to make strategic changes in how they operate.  New technologies and global crisis have had a profound impact on the way companies like GE operate in a world of volatility.   Please join us on Thursday, June 7, 2012, 7:30am-9:00am, when two GE leaders will share how GE is making investments in new technologies in both its products and services delivery. Steve Metayer, Senior Executive, GE Aviation, will discuss how GE is managing the supply chain challenges to meet customer delivery expectations in a cost effective way, along with how GE Aviation sees the current A&D sector. Gib Bosworth, Senior Relationship Manager, GE Capital, will share how GE Capital has reinvented itself post crisis to rise beyond just being a source of money. 

The meeting is free, but RSVP’s in advance to Ivan Rosenberg are required to attend.

The Orange County chapter was founded by Frontier Associates and D.A. Davidson & Co., and is sponsored by Burdge Logistics, Boyle, Ogata, Bregman, Moss Adams, and Stradling Yocca Carlson & Rauth. Breakfast is being sponsored by Coast Plating.

“Being a Leader in 2012”

The economy continues to improve, but at a slow and cautious pace. Leaders are forced to make tough decisions on how to manage the growth. What are the leading indicators in the industry? Where is the optimism? Where is the most risk?
 
Please join us in Los Angeles on Friday, May 18, 2012, 7:30 am – 9:00 am, when Brian Langan, Plant Manager, GE Aviation Systems, Duarte, CA will share some brief data and his philosophy on the industry, the economy and how he’s tackling the problems of 2012. He’ll also talk a bit about what the future holds and how he’s positioning his team to stay profitable and remain a supplier of choice.

The meeting is free, but RSVP’s in advance to Ivan Rosenberg are required to attend.

The Los Angeles chapter of The Aerospace & Defense Forum was founded by Frontier Associates and the 62 Mile Club, and is sponsored by Jeffer, Mangels, Butler & Mitchell, Moss Adams, and Boyle, Ogata, Bregman.

“Orbital Sciences Corporation and the Changing Landscape of Commercial Space”

These are challenging yet exciting times for the Space Industry. Years of indecision and redirection have eroded the U.S. position of dominance in space and beleaguered the U.S. industrial base. Continued budget pressures and other pressing national priorities have severely curtailed Government spending while costs continue to escalate. Meanwhile, other countries are exerting their influence in space and new companies are emerging, promising to redefine traditional space markets and create new ones, including space tourism. Please join us in Costa Mesa on Thursday, May 3, 2012, 7:30am-9:00am, when John Steinmeyer, Senior Systems Project Manager, Launch Systems Group, Orbital Sciences Corporation, will discuss the changes in the Space Industry and Orbital’s pivotal role in the emerging commercial sector, with specific emphasis on Orbital’s Antares and Cygnus vehicles for ISS resupply.

The meeting is free, but RSVP’s in advance to Ivan Rosenberg are required to attend.

The Orange County chapter was founded by Frontier Associates and D.A. Davidson & Co., and is sponsored by GE Capital, Burdge Logistics and Boyle, Ogata, Bregman. Breakfast is being sponsored by Hein & Associates.