Danville schedules a paid supply-chain workshop for October 27

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The one-day GENEDGE session costs $375 and is capped at 20 participants; registration is an offer, not a promise of business results.

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AI-assisted · Last verified Official City of Danville notice checked October 7, 2026.

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The published offer

Danville’s economic-development office and GENEDGE scheduled an Introduction to Supply Chain Optimization workshop for October 27 from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. at the Institute for Advanced Learning & Research, 150 Slayton Avenue. The city lists a $375 individual price, breakfast and lunch, and a limit of 20 participants.

What the agenda is designed to cover

The city describes practical work on demand planning, purchasing, production, supplier management, total cost of ownership and risk mitigation, including a live simulation. Those are training topics rather than verified outcomes for any attendee.

The notice does not promise savings, a contract, funding, certification or a particular return on the registration cost.

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Use the registration link reached from the official city notice, confirm that space remains and read cancellation or substitution terms before submitting payment. Organizations should decide whether the manufacturing-focused agenda matches their needs and who is authorized to purchase training.

Gretna Junction does not register anyone, collect the fee or hold workshop capacity.

Sources & verification

City of Danville supply-chain workshop notice

Primary city notice posted September 22 and checked October 7, 2026; it states the date, hours, venue, $375 price, meals and 20-person capacity.

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