Cynthia J. Wolfe, Phd Cscp Pmp Email & Phone Number

Columbus, Ga, Us

In my role, I have opportunity to translate TSYS’ vision and goals into strategic initiatives while acting in a change agent role through management of large projects, which focus on alignment to meet corporate goals and visions. TSYS, a Global Payments Company, is a United States credit card processor, merchant acquirer, and bank credit card issuer. These "impossible projects" support tactical execution for plans that cross multiple business areas and have a high degree of complexity and risk associated with them, as they may include new business models and methodologies implemented to meet compliance, audit, and federal regulations. Risk management analysis is an important focus, and the intention is to minimize, monitor, and control the probability of negative impacts to TSYS or Clients. Recent projects/programs that I have led include the stand-up of a credit card embossing and printing facility in another state, and installation and customization of a middleware solution for the printing line of business.

Daytona Beach, Florida, Us

Adjunct Faculty Member, Department of Decision Sciences, Worldwide Campus with a dedicated focus on project management. I teach undergraduate and graduate courses online via Canvas LMS, and am EagleVision (virtual classroom) certified. Select courses taught include: PMGT 391 Project Planning 1: This course introduces basic concepts and tools of project management, such as the work breakdown structure, network diagrams, and critical path. PMGT 500 Foundations of Project Management: In this course, students are introduced to the project management profession and international methodologies. The role of the project manager will be examined through performance and personal competencies.PMGT 614 Directing and Controlling Projects: Emphasis is placed on directing and controlling projects, with a focus on understanding the necessity for managing increasingly complex projects required in an increasingly complex business environment. PMGT 652 Concepts and Practices of Project Management: This course provides graduate students, who are not enrolled in a project management degree program, an appreciation for the depth and breadth of the project management profession. PMGT 690 Project Management Capstone: This capstone course is designed to provide the student the opportunity to apply knowledge and demonstrate understanding gained throughout the degree program.LGMT 683 Supply Chain Management: Topics include the evolution and objective of supply chain management; the major stages and processes involved in planning and managing supply chains; and why the concept of strategic fit is so important to supply chain managers. MGMT 532 Philosophy, Principles, and Practices of Management of Quality: This course incorporates multiple aspects of the management of quality and the integration of quality considerations into all other management decision processes.

Phoenix, Az, Us

- Undergraduate and graduate business and strategy courses (campus and online)- Provides constructive and critical feedback to students- Proficient in facilitating online course discussions- Proficient in Blackboard Ultra LMS- Columbus, GA, Campus Faculty of the Year, 2018Select courses include: BUS475 Integrated Business Topics: The integrated business topics course examines strategic business management while integrating topics from previously completed business foundation coursework. By using real world examples, the students will demonstrate a comprehensive understanding of the undergraduate business curricula.MKT421 Marketing: This course develops an understanding of the complexities public and private organizations face in developing, establishing, and implementing marketing strategies in both domestic and international markets. Areas of study include: basic marketing concepts, marketing research, consumer behavior, branding, etc.MKT571 Marketing: This course prepares students to apply marketing concepts to create and sustain customer value. Topics include market research, customer relationships, branding, market segmentation, product development, pricing, channels, communications, and public relations.MGT230 Management Theory and Practice: This course explores the rich field of management in theory and practice, and as both a science and an art. Students learn to apply management concepts to current workplace issues. MGT498 Strategic Management: This course focuses on improving management decision-making and problem-solving skills. Students create a strategic management plan. Special emphasis is placed on business ethics, sustainability, innovation, and the legal environment of business.STR581 Strategic Planning & Implementation: This capstone course integrates concepts from all prior courses in the program; students apply the concepts of strategic planning and implementation to create sustainable, competitive advantage for an organization

Phoenix, Az, Us

- Undergraduate and graduate business, critical thinking and general studies (GEN) courses - Provides constructive and critical feedback to students- Proficient in facilitating online course discussions- Counseling and coaching students- Lead Faculty, Area Chair for the School of Business - Content Areas: Organizational Behavior & Development, Law

Phoenix, Az, Us

- Undergraduate business, critical thinking and general studies (GEN) courses - Provides constructive and critical feedback to students- Proficient in facilitating online course discussions- Counseling and coaching students- Faculty Mentor (FlexNet and ground)- Area Chair, College of Arts and Sciences

Richmond, Va, Us

As the Business Optimization Lead for Customer Service, I supported active leadership and advocacy of MWV's continuous improvement culture by advancing the business unit strategic initiatives, and supply chain strategies. This trainer/expert role required strong leadership, critical thinking, communication, and organizational skills. I was responsible for helping to drive process improvement by working with the Customer Service Team, other cross functional Supply Chain teams, and the EIS/Technical team to optimize process flows and focus on effectiveness and execution. Selected projects: • Supply Chain University is a structured training and skill set enhancement program for Supply Chain employees. The program is designed to enhance 1) understanding the basics of MWV, 2) personal effectiveness, 3) supply chain expertise, and 4) cross functional understanding and overall business acumen. Training Modules include internal classroom settings, self-study, E-learning, and external classroom settings.• Development of training materials for APO Backwards Scheduling Module (global ATP) to be delivered in June 2014 to Supply Chain personnel.

Richmond, Va, Us

Sustainability and stewardship are more than buzz words; they are the cornerstone of responsible corporate citizenship. As Waste & Fiber Manager at MeadWestvaco, my primary task was to transform defective and obsolete product from worthless by-product to cash flow. I was in charge of managing “seconds” customer requirements while balancing market constraints with MWV interests. I was accountable for decisions based on financial implications, resulting in a holistic and practical understanding of our supply chain. This position required knowledge about paperboard grades, producers, and markets to maintain price leadership. I negotiated with customers to develop "spot" deals as well as long-term sales agreements. Annual sales exceeded $50MM from 3 mills, 2 converting locations, and 20 warehouses.

Richmond, Va, Us

My responsibilities included sales, customer service and inventory management of non prime product for the Coated Board Division of Mead Corporation.- Responsible for sales programs and inventory controls related to substandard production materials- Trained all new WFS Inventory Analysts and Customer Service Representatives (SAP)- Team Lead of production planning, scheduling, transit loss, sales and process improvement teams- SAP substandard materials superuser/subject matter expert (SME)

- Actively participated in successful implementation of SAP modules- Proficient in the execution and management of SAP order entry go-live February, 2000- Order entry and logistics planning for assigned inventory and production by-products (tall oil, etc.)

I was the receptionist for a large paper mill; this position included accounting/bookkeeping responsibilities.- Efficient operation of the switchboard, greeting visitors, providing mill information, directions, shutdown permissions, and maintaining approved access records- Responsible for wood chip accounting- Controlled front desk (entry point) security and vendor entry

Receptionist for demanding CPA office, handling the switchboard, appointment scheduling, record keeping, bookkeeping for business customers, including monthly statement reconciliation, payroll tax deposits, accounts receivable, and income tax records

Phd, Business Administration - Management

Master Of Business Administration - Mba, Business Administration And Management, General

Micro Masters Instructional Design And Technology, Educational/Instructional Media Design

Bs, Environmental Science