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Columbus, Oh, Us

Columbus, Ohio Metropolitan Area

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States

Cincinnati, Ohio

Responsibilities- Maintain network settings to drive efficiencies in-network inventory moves for shipping and receiving into the distribution centers across the U.S. , Canada, and Mexico- Generate, manage, prioritize/expedite in-network transfers through coordination with distribution and planning teams- Maintain customer inventory preference profiles accordingly to customer guidelines, network capacities, and strategic inventory stocking strategies - Generating repeatable reporting to drive data availability to assist in bottleneck detection, slotting efficiencies, capacity planning, and KPI monitoring

Cincinnati, Oh

Responsibilities - Maintain forecasts and inventory placement for multiple national accounts across U.S. distribution network and +70,000 SKUs- Coordinate projects with internal and external departments across the product life cycle and company/customer initiatives- Conduct seasonal analysis and lead strategic planning - Manage forecast, safety stocks, and placement of DC replenishment orders within customers' system

Dublin, Oh

Responsibilities- Strategic oversight transportation spend, capacity, and market utilization for external vendors and internal drayage fleet- Develop and manage external carrier relationships on the phone and in-person in on-boarding new companies, driver allocation capacity, and negotiating of rates - Internal system expert and tester for new features for continuous improvement- Conduct multi-round bids to fill lane needs and driving costs efficiencies

As part of the management team, must analyze current problems or areas and find solutions with action plans to correct them. Manage a staff of over 70 workers

Manage the Food & Beverage department for Magic Mountain Polaris location with budget of over $250,000 annually. Brought down spending costs by roughly 20% through price comparisons, bid processing and product substitution.