This course is temporarily being offered as a virtual, one-day course due to the COVID-19 pandemic. It is designed to improve materials management efficiency and effectiveness in your supply chain by leveraging the power of the Global Materials Management Operations Guideline Logistics Evaluation (MMOG/LE). Now in its 5th generation, with several areas of improved, highly-relevant content, Global MMOG/LE is the universal global standard for supply chain management processes that reduces costs, errors, inventory, waste, and overall workload for suppliers and customers - all while increasing customer satisfaction. Upon completion of the class, students will understand how to: o State the benefits of MMOG/LE o Interpret the six chapters and key criteria o Conduct an effective assessment, including identifying gaps and preparing action plans o Report assessment results to management and customers o Navigate and complete the assessment in www.mmogle.com

Effective July 1, 2020, the USMCA trade agreement officially replaced NAFTA as the trilateral free trade agreement between the U.S., Canada, and Mexico. Whether the manufacturer of importer is located in the U.S. (USMCA), Canada (CUSMA), or Mexico (T-MEC), the automotive industry as a whole has been significantly affected by dramatic rule changes, including an increase in overall value content requirements, the introduction of the Labor Value Content (LVC) requirements, and new categories and requirements for the qualification of automotive parts. The new USMCA Content Reporting course - developed by OEM, supplier, and free trade agreement experts - is an in-depth, comprehensive training geared toward automotive trade compliance practitioners and working managers. The training is scheduled for two consecutive days (16 hours total) and will be offered in a highly interactive virtual setting for 2021.