Welcome to the APICS Toronto Chapter

APICS builds operations management excellence in individuals and enterprises through superior education and training, internationally recognized certifications, comprehensive resources, and a worldwide network of accomplished industry professionals.

APICS Toronto is the preferred organization in the Toronto area for operations management professionals, providing value to our membership and customers by offering quality education, training, development and networking opportunities.

Join us on Facebook  or Linkedin

 
Events



> APICS Toronto Chapter Dinner & AGM, Wednesday, June 13th, 2012 - Mark the calendar and plan to come! - Click here for details.
   


 
Courses


APICS Toronto Chapter Location - 1370 Don Mills Road

CPIM Basics of Supply Chain Management Course - May 5th, 12th & 26th, 2012 with Daniel Hui, click here for more info and to register!

 

CSCP Certified Supply Chain Professional Course - Wednesday Evenings, September 5th to November 28th, 2012, click here for more info and to register!


Seneca College - Markham Campus Location - 8 The Seneca Way
 

 > Next Seneca Courses begin in May 2012 - click here for more information!

 News & View


> APICS Toronto Chapter is the first recipient of the Partnership Excellence Award presented by MicroSkills.

Since 2008, APICS Toronto Chapter has worked closely with MicroSkills to facilitate meaningful training and employment opportunities for international trained new immigrants who wish to contribute their skills to the Canadian labour market in their field, or individuals who are seeking to re-tool themselves so they can re-enter the workforce with skills that are in demand. Click here to read more.

> Seneca students came 3rd in the APICS National Case Study Competition

On Feb. 3rd, APICS National sponsored a Case Study Competition for Colleges and Universities. It was held at the Ontario Grand Valley Annual Innovation Conference held in Cambridge Ontario.

Seneca College team came 3rd out of 8 teams, coming in behind Wilfred Laurier and the British Colombia Institute of Technology. Photo of team consisted of Kaurisha Omoh, Rachael Zheng, Paula Chang, Safya Mirzozoda, Jenny Cheung, and coach Mary Drane.



 

> APICS on YouTube

 

 > APICS Scholars Education Program

The Scholars Education Program is a unique educational opportunity to introduce undergraduate and graduate students to APICS and the profession through a scholarship to attend the APICS International Conference and Expo. The program benefits both students and volunteers with a rewarding experience that fosters career growth, professional connections, and develops future leaders of APICS. Click here to find out more.

> APICS Webinars 

The convenience and flexibility of APICS Webinars enable organizations to educate a large number of employees at once, reduce travel expenses, and maintain consistent levels of productivity by eliminating time out of the office. Each 60-minute APICS Webinar features an educational discussion, case studies, and a Q&A session. All you need to participate is an Internet connection and a telephone. As an added benefit, registrants of each APICS Webinar receive a CD-ROM of the presentation after the event. Click here to find out more. 

> APICS Conference

> 2011 APICS International Conference & Expo
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, USA
 

The theme this year is Achieving Sustainable Productivity: Meeting Customer Demand in an Unpredictable World. APICS educational conferences offer relevant and applicable education on today’s most pressing topics - including global supply chain management, operations management in a changing economy, and sales and operations planning. Don’t miss out on these opportunities to improve your functional knowledge and network with operations and supply chain management professionals from across the globe. Sign up to get the latest news and information about these APICS conferences.

> Visit our Corporate Member Partners page ...more

>Testing - Information on exam dates, locations, and registration fees for CPIM/CSCP testing.

> Job Seekers click here for the APICS Career Center

New to Canada? Community MicroSkills Development Centre is a multi-cultural, non-profit, community-based organization committed to assisting the unemployed, with priority to women, racial minorities, youth and immigrants. You can find out more at www.microskills.ca

 Need Help using our Web Site?

You must be logged on in order to have access and to register. If you can't remember how, and would like assistance, just click here. 

If you wish to visit the chapter office please make an appointment with the chapter office first at 416.366.5388 or send an email to info@apics.ca

> Ask The President - Have a question, suggestion, comment, or complaint about our chapter? Please send an email ...here

> Learn more about our Student Chapter institutions ...more

 

 


Copyright © 2010 APICS Toronto Chapter Office Address (select link to get details)
Send comments and suggestions to
info@apics.ca. See Chapter Bylaws.
APICS Toronto Chapter Privacy Statement (click link to obtain a copy)

DISCLAIMER
Any opinions, findings, and conclusions or recommendations expressed in this publication are those of the author(s) and do not necessarily reflect the views of APICS. Neither APICS nor the author(s) assume, and hereby disclaim, any liability for any loss or damage caused by errors or omissions, whether such errors or omissions resulted from negligence, accident or other causes. 

APICS: The Association for Operations Management - Toronto