Alejandro Calderón is a Program Purchasing/ Supply Chain Program Manager/ Commodity Management at Form Energy. He possess expertise in supply chain management, continuous improvement, negotiation, 5s, mejora continua and 18 more skills. He is proficient in English. Colleagues describe him as "Alejandro and I worked together at Benshaw to correct 5 years of misinformation that negatively affected operations. Alejandro’s solid grasp of the business process and his material planning and forecasting skills enabled the business to improve efficiency which enabled persons on his team to focus on business drivers. His leadership style begins with attitude. Because attitude affects ‘Performance’ and performance affects ‘Results’. Additionally, in my estimation you cannot find a more dedicated, professional and high character leader than Alejandro. His ability to attentively listen, encourage and apply the right touch to any sensitive situation or decision is just one aspect of why anyone would want Alejandro on their winning team. Another aspect of leadership that Alejandro represents to me focuses on finding better ways to do things that matter. In all of this Alejandro is keenly aware of what the bottom line needs to be. Alejandro can be trusted to find innovative ways to drive revenue and reduce costs. Those business skills and acumen have my highest regard and respect.", "Alejandro influenced and supported key Strategies, and contributed positive and effective solutions to the team projects. Really enjoyed working with Alejandro, and would recommend his skill sets in strategic sourcing and supplier quality roles.", and "In the time Alejandro has been reporting to me, he has impressed me as a hardworking, energetic, supply chain professional. I've found him to be reliable and accurate as he keeps multiple responsibilities moving in an organized fashion. I’ve observed that Alejandro excels at managing the details while keeping in line with his commodity strategies. He is a pleasure to work with and his attitude brings out the best in his fellow team members."