Alexis Lowe is a Commercial Controller at Corning Incorporated. She possess expertise in analysis, process improvement, management, financial analysis, strategy and 12 more skills. Colleagues describe her as "In my role of Senior Finance Manager, I was Alexis’s direct supervisor for over 4 years both at Newell Brands and Stanley Black & Decker. She started working for me as a Senior Financial Analyst but soon progressed into the role of Manager with increasing responsibility and 3 direct reports based on her leadership and exemplary performance. Alexis is an extremely dedicated, highly energetic and hard-working professional who is always willing to go above and beyond expectations. She was instrumental in the successful and timely completion of multiple software and ERP implementations where she was considered the business expert and her guidance was sought after by upper management, her peers and business partners. Alexis had a deep knowledge of our customers, products and channels and worked closely with the sales and marketing teams providing keen insight and financial guidance in an effort to balance the needs of the customer with the organization’s financial goals. Alexis conducts herself with the utmost integrity and can easily rise to any challenge. She possesses an exceptional work ethic, handles pressure and tight deadlines with pure determination while delivering high quality results. She is one of the best finance leaders I have ever worked with and I would highly recommend her for roles with significant responsibility and effective team leadership. " and "I was Alexis' second line manager at Dassault Systemes (and also hired her). In hiring for this position, we had a large pool of qualified candidates however Alexis made her way to the top based on her previous work experience at IBM and her clear professionalism. She proved to be one of my best hires! She quickly integrated herself as a team member, willing to go beyond her expected role to assist with legal documentation projects, brand transitions, and customer relation issues. She’s dependable, dedicated, and was eager to learn the company and other roles within the organization. She will be an asset no matter where her next opportunity takes her."