Brian Stevenson
B. Stevenson Associates
Brian Stevenson was a Senior Vice President with Interstate Bakeries Corp. until February 2005 when he formed B. Stevenson Associates, LLC a consulting firm. While at IBC, Mr. Stevenson directed the effort to change the way the company did business which included a complete reorganization from the CEO down and a three-phased implementation of a new ERP system (SAP). He was a member of the corporate senior executive management team and reported directly to the CEO. Prior to that he ran procurement for IBC, managing $1B of annual purchasing spend. Mr. Stevenson is currently a consultant to the grain based food industry including Ethanol, performing sales, product analysis, strategic purchasing, and price risk management for commodities used in this industry. He is also consulting to the Ethanol industry where he has analyzed the economic factors of building an ethanol plant and sustaining margins as well as investment opportunities along the value chain of ethanol production. He can discuss a wide variety of topics affecting the Consumer Goods and Ethanol Industry including the various players in the space, supermarket and Big Box purchasing and procurement, basic fundamental grain price analysis, consumer preferences, food supply chain and logistics, and variable cost analysis of Ethanol production plants. Prior to joining IBC he worked in senior management roles at Tradigrain (a subsidiary of British Petroleum) and Archer-Daniels Midland. (This is me - Update Profile)
| 2005 - present | Principle B. Stevenson Associates |
|---|---|
| 1997 - 2005 | SVP Interstate Bakeries Corporation |
GLG Study Groups with Brian Stevenson(?)
| Study Group Name | Members |
|---|---|
| Sugar Experts | 65 |
| Biofuels Experts | 58 |
| Council Members who are Knowledgeable about Ethanol | 175 |
| Ethanol Experts | 207 |
GLG NewsSM Analyses by Brian Stevenson(?)
1. Prospective corn planted acres by USDA are at 86 million2. If realized, expected harvested acres are 79 million3. Usage of Corn continues to rise with Ethanol production plus emerging middle class diet improvement in South/East Asia4. In the end, Yields will be the most important...
1. Corn is used in 97 pct of Ethanol Production in the U.S.2 Corn Prices are at record high levels at around $6.00 per bushel3. Expected Planted acres are below what may be needed to provide corn for all uses during the next year.4. Sugar Ethanol is much cheaper to produce than...
1. Consumer Product Goods companies are at risk for commodity price increases even if they are not directly involved in the basic commodity businesses. 2. In this case, Milk is the Produced article which is "manufactured" by cows eating basic commodity ingredients. 3. Companies like...
1. The demand curve for Grains in the world is shifting to the right. How much we do not know. The market has not found a place where usage is rationed.2. Many CPG food companies will suffer in the short term while Big Box Retailers hold the line on price increases.3. ...
GLG InstituteSM Seminars with Brian Stevenson(?)
Recent Seminars
New York, 12-13-2007
New York, 09-26-2006
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