Gary West, Global Executive Director, Supplier Quality & Development Engineer at General Motors Company

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1 2017 Quality Summit Tuesday, September 19, Wednesday, September 20, 2017 Tuesday 7:30 AM - 8:30 AM Registration and Continental Breakfast 8:30 AM - 8:45 AM Welcome Scott A. Gray, Director - Quality Products & Services at AIAG 8:45 AM - 9:30 AM Industry Keynote Gary West, Global Executive Director, Supplier Quality & Development Engineer at General Motors Company 9:30 AM - 10:00 AM Networking Break 10:00 AM - 11:40 AM IATF OEM Sessions Certification Status Update Supplier Transition Case Study Aaron Dodak, Global QSB Manager, Supplier Quality at General Motors Company Russ Hopkins, Supplier Technical Assistance at Ford Motor Company James Bruin, Manager, Supplier Quality at FCA US LLC Cherie L. Reiche, Program Manager - Auditor Development & Special Projects at International Automotive Oversight Bureau (IAOB) Michael Khanna, Director of Quality and Business Improvement at Magna International Inc. Matthew Gill, Group Business Systems Manager at Magna International Inc.

2 11:40 AM - 1:00 PM Lunch 1:00 PM - 1:45 PM Future Automotive Quality: Perspective Autoparts Maker Break out Session Quality products and services from suppliers in the automotive industry are the lifeblood of survival and growth for each supplier. From the perspective of a growing sub-tier automotive supplier in Argentina, Carlos Andres Pan will present the benefits of using simple tools to implement a Quality Operating System that allows a supplier to increase productivity, improve costs, and maintain customer focus. Carlos Andres Pan, Industrial Director at Industrias Guidi Sacif 1:01 PM - 2:40 PM FMEA Workshop Members of the AIAG - VDA/FMEA Alignment Work Group will present a summary of key methodology and terminology changes being planned for the new handbook. The team members will take questions from the audience in a panel format at the end of the session. Rhonda L. Brender, Engineering Manager, Corporate FMEA at Nexteer Automotive Jose Avalos, Lead FMEA Engineer at ZF TRW David Dalby, Staff Engineer at Honda North America, Inc. Mary Beth Soloy, Master Black Belt at Ford Motor Company 1:55 PM - 2:40 PM The Future of Quality, Enticing Millennials Break out Session The next generation of quality professionals is now entering the workforce. Pierre Servan will present strategies on attracting this generation into the rewarding and challenging field of quality. Pierre Servan, CEO at Factor Quality, Inc 2:40 PM - 3:10 PM Networking Break

3 3:10 PM - 3:55 PM Impact of Robust FMEA on the Heat Treat Industry Heat Treating is a special process that is critical to the successful operation of many automotive components. Suranjeeta Dhar and Medina Kaknjo will improve your understanding of how critical a robust PFMEA is for ensuring quality of heat treated products. This presentation will focus on the linkage between PFMEA and the CQI-9 heat treat standard and will clarify the requirement of part PFMEA(s) vs. family PFMEA(s) for the heat treat process. Suranjeeta Dhar, Heat Treat Specialist at Ford Motor Company Optimizing Global Quality Audits on Mobile Devices Quality audits are an essential component of every functioning Quality Operating System. Jonathan Brun will demonstrate the benefits of implementing and improving quality audits using mobile technology. Benefits include: reduced resource needs, superior data acquisition, and clear demonstration of continual improvement for interested parties. Jonathan Brun, CEO at Nimonik 4:05 PM - 4:50 PM Core Tools Software Update Internationally, the automotive industry has expressed a desire to have the core tools software available as a cloud based application that supports multiple languages. John Cachat, the Program Manager for the Core Tools Software Project, will present an update on the program's status and conduct a panel discussion with members of the Work Group. John M. Cachat, Core Tools Software Project Manager at AIAG Arvind Srivastava, Corporate MBB/IE at Accuride Corporation David Gehart, Quality Manager at Spring Design & MFG., Inc. Steven Domalik, Quality/TS16949 Manager at Acme Alliance, LLC Steven Leggett, at Yanfeng Global Automotive Interiors Development 2003Mustang Bi-Fuel Muscle Car Using ISO/TS16949 Does your Quality Operating System work? Is compliance to standards feasible for small companies and for one-off production? Daryl Patrishkoff will present his 2003 Bi-Fuel Mustang that was designed, developed, and documented in compliance with the ISO/TS standard. Daryl's Mustang, which will be on display, achieves 470 horsepower for both fuel modes with methanol injection.

4 Daryl Patrishkoff, Engineer at Performance Alt Fuels 4:50 PM - 6:30 PM Reception Wednesday 7:30 AM - 8:30 AM Networking and Continental Breakfast 8:30 AM - 9:15 AM Risk Management, Executive Responsability and IATF Tom Seadler and Jeff Philips share backgrounds in leadership and quality. During their joint presentation they will offer their ten reasons that executives need to embrace the IATF 16949:2016 standard and how this standard affects leadership's role in the Quality Operating System, strategy requirements, and risk management efforts. Tom Seadler, President, CEBOS at QAD Jeff Philips, Vice President of Product Management at CEBOS, a Division of QAD Inc. 8:31 AM - 10:15 AM Problem Solving Panel Discussion The Problem Solving Panel returns to the 2017 Quality Summit as a double session. This year's panel features Robert Butts (Adient), Tony Comella (SCSI), Elena Jacob (Bridgewater Interiors), Thomas Lincoln (Cooper Standard), Christopher Ottenbreit (NSK Americas), Mark Troup (Volvo Group Trucks), and Holly Zimmerman (Harley-Davidson), all members of AIAG's Problem Solving Work Group. The speakers will update attendees on the status of AIAG's CQI-20 revision project, followed by a problem solving panel discussion that will cover strategies for improving the culture of problem solving and the ongoing challenges of personnel development. Questions will be taken from the floor at the end of the session, so bring your issues with the industry's current problem solving environment for the panel to address. Mark Troup, SQA Business Development at Volvo Group Trucks Thomas Lincoln, KT-Six Sigma Black Belt-Facilitator at Cooper Standard Tony Comella, Account Executive - Automotive at Supply Chain Services International, LLC (SCSI) Christopher Ottenbreit, Quality Systems Engineer at NSK Americas Robert Butts, Quality Director at Adient US LLC

5 Holly Zimmerman, Sr Supplier Development Specialist at Harley-Davidson Elena Jacob, Quality Manager at Bridgewater Interiors 9:30 AM - 10:15 AM The Voices of Quality The quality of a process speaks long before customer complaints are registered. Mike Roberts identifies current and future sources of The Voice of Quality that will speak before warranty claims and customer complaints speak for your process. Mike Roberts, AIAG Instructor at MR Insights LLC 10:15 AM - 10:45 AM Break 10:45 AM - 11:30 AM Closing Keynote Jack Shaw is a world renown Keynote Speaker. He was recently voted one o the World's Top 25 Professional Speakers by over 27,000 meetings planners, executives and conference attendees - the only Technology speaker to be accorded this recognition. Jack has been a Technology Futurist for over 30 years - helping others to understand the impact of emerging technologies. In addition to Blockchain, he is widely recognized for his expertise in such breakthrough business technologies as: * Artificial Intelligence * Internet of Things * 3D Printing. He has advised such Forture 500 Companies GE, Coca Cola, Johnson &Johnsonm, IBM, Oracle, and SAP as well as hundreds of small to mid-sized businesses. A charismatic speaker, he's delivered more than 1000 keynote speeches and executive presentations in 23 countries and every U.S. State. Jack graduated from Yale with a degree in Business Administration and has a MBA from Kellogg in Finance &Marketing. Jack Shaw, Executive Director at American Blockchain Council 11:30 AM - 11:40 AM PRIZE DRAWING