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For some, the idea of going to work every day and seeing your brother would be a nightmare.  For me, it has been a rewarding experience! So I am going to use this space today to brag a little.

My brother Bruce has championed a number of successful initiatives at Tompkins Associates for almost a decade now, and believe it or not, we’ve somehow managed not to get sick of each other.

What’s the secret to working with a sibling, you ask?  A sense of humor helps, as it does in general in life and work. I kid him a lot, and he can give it right back to me.

And well, it’s really not that difficult when they’re great at their job and enthusiastic about what they do. Great colleagues (and brothers) like Bruce deserve to be recognized for their accomplishments, and as a recent Supply and Demand Chain Executive magazine “Provider Pro to Know” honoree, he is finally getting that well-deserved merit.

Bruce was selected for this honor because of his contributions to the industry as a thought leader, his cutting-edge supply chain research, and the many benchmarking and best practices reports that he has authored over the years.  Under his strong leadership, our Supply Chain Consortium has grown to more than 500 company members, including such organizations as the Coca-Cola Company, Kraft Foods and Target.

Without Bruce as Executive Director, the Consortium wouldn’t be the premier source for supply chain benchmarking and best practices knowledge that it is today. Chances are, you’ll never know him as well as I do, but hey, that could be a good thing.

Congrats to you, brother.

Go! Go! Go!

Jim


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