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As the leading and largest association in Canada for supply chain management professionals, the Supply Chain Management Association (SCMA) is the national voice for advancing and promoting the profession. SCMA sets the standard of excellence for professional skills, knowledge and integrity and was the first supply chain association in the world to require that all members adhere to a Code of Ethics.

Partners Tara Wilkinson and Andrew Csafordi 'Live to Create' ... combining their unique talents with experience, flair and an enthusiasm that's second to none. Great design is at the core of everything they do. They've built a solid reputation for delivering fresh thinking, great creative, friendly, attentive service and measured results. They help companies tell their story, capture attention, drive revenue and enjoy the creative process along the way.

we will be providing some additional fitness classes for those who usually participate in Aquafit and/or the Masters swims. We apologize for the inconvenience and request your patience and support as we strive to make PEFAC a better facility for all members.PEFAC UpdatesClass Updates & Cancellations:Join the Party! Zumba is back at PEFAC onYou are invited to join our meeting(s) to discuss PEFACs fall Group Fitness Schedule on Wednesday September 17th, 2014 at noon, and again at 6:15 pm. The meetings will take place upstairs at PEFAC.Events & FundraisersPEFACs Second Annual Halloween Bash will take place Saturday November 1st, 2014 at the Elks Hall in Picton (8 pm to midnight). Entertainment by the Reasons! Prizes, games, refreshments! Tickets are $12 per person or $20 per couple. Support your fitness facility and have a great night out. If you have some time to volunteer to help with this event (decorating venue, leading games, etc), please sign up at PEFAC. Thanks and see you there!PRINCE EDWARD FITNESS & AQUATIC CENTRE 2013|Website Developed & Hosted by Joewe

A Life of Leisure and Relaxation AwaitsNestled in Prince Edward County, along the Shores of Lake Ontario, Wellington on the Lake is located amongst eclectic villages and towns that offer relief from the busy lifestyle associated with big city living. Some Wellington On The Lake properties back onto Wellington on the Lake Golf Course, a 9-hole, 3,500-yard layout designed by internationally renowned architects, Azinger Design Company Inc.The easy, breezy country lifestyle of Wellington on the Lake will bring a level of relaxation to your retirement that you won't find in larger and more popular centres. Retirement destinations such as Muskoka, Haliburton and Brockville are quickly becoming crowded and some might say they are losing the small town charm for which they were once known. The County also offers many unique features that you won't find anywhere else in Ontario: 15 wineries, 25 golf courses, 15 fine dining restaurants, agricultural fairs, and premier Walleye fishing.