SCF Forum Americas 2019, Los Angeles, California

CODIX was a Brand Sponsor of the Supply Chain Finance Community Forum Americas in Los Angeles

The General Manager of CODIX USA Billy Quinn took part in the inaugural Supply Chain Finance Community Forum Americas which took place at the Ronald Tutor Campus Center, USC Marshall School of Business, Los Angeles, California, on August 7th, 2019. CODIX was a Brand Sponsor of the international event.

SCF Forum Americas 2019 brought together treasurers, procurement directors, banks, technology vendors and academics to learn from each other and set out the future of Supply Chain Finance. The event presented case studies from companies that have developed Successful Supply Chain finance programs, along with panel sessions, which showed in detail how to get suppliers to finance.

SCF Forum Americas was organised by the Supply Chain Finance Community in partnership with USC Marshall School of Business.

Billy Quinn was a speaker in the session: “The SCF Ecosystem: how banks and fintechs can co-operate to better serve corporates”. In this workshop session banks, technology firms and corporates discussed the best ways of working together to ensure the best outcome in the process of setting up a supply chain finance program.

Mr. Quinn is running CODIX’s Atlanta-based US subsidiary, leveraging his expertise in applying technological solutions to business processes. Billy Quinn made a presentation of CODIX unique software solution, called iMX – the event-driven enterprise management system which handles, within its unique technology, 100% of the standard functions of several business industries as well as the specific requirements of each Client.

The SCF America Forum is where corporations meet with partners to help them optimise their working capital while reducing the risk of their supply chains. Meeting technology providers, banks and consultantsis a key part of the SCF Forum experience and there are a wide range of business opportunities to maximise their exposure to this audience.