Reverse Logistics Association

Andrew Katcher, CEO, Rapid Results

Speaker & Moderator - Reverse Logistics Conference & Expo

Moderator - "Methods of Outsourcing" - Singapore 2007

Mr. Katcher blends financial, supply chain and systems skills with international experience in high-technology on virtually every continent. He is currently CEO of Rapid Results, a supply chain management consulting company, specializing in Asia-based forward and reverse logistics solutions and supply chain-focused Sarbanes-Oxley compliance programs. Prior to Rapid Results, Mr. Katcher was with 3Com Corporation for twelve years, most recently as Director of World Wide Returns. He has held division-level controller positions in Israel and Europe and Supply Chain management positions in Japan, Korea, Australia, Singapore and the US. Mr. Katcher has over 20 years of operations and consulting experience with Spectra-Physics, 3Com and SanDisk and other Fortune 500 companies. He has been a frequent presenter at Interlog on the topic of Reverse Logistics and Returns Management.

Mr. Katcher has a Bachelors of Science from UC Santa Cruz in Geology/Geophysics and an MBA from UCLA’s Anderson School of Management. He is also a Certified Internal Auditor and Certified Information Systems Auditor (CIA and CISA). Away from the office, Mr. Katcher is an avid endurance sports enthusiast, participating in triathlons, marathons and century rides (100 plus mile bike events), mostly in support of the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society (Team in Trainning).

Past RLTS Participation

Moderator - "Retail Reverse Logistics Issues" - Las Vegas 2007

Moderator - "The Reverse Logistics Compliance And Regulatory Environment in Asia-Pacific: What is on the Horizon?" - Singapore 2006

Moderator - "Retail Reverse Logistics Issues" - Las Vegas 2006

Topic - "Returns from Madagascar: Lessons for Conventional Returns from an Un-Conventional Source" - Singapore 2005

Moderator - "Retail Reverse Logistics Issues" - Singapore 2005

Topic - "Sarbanes-Oxley issues for Reverse Logistics - Challenges and Solutions" - Las Vegas 2005