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Long Beach, Ca, Us

Long Beach, Ca, Us

Report directly to the CSU System-Wide Chief Procurement Officer. Responsible for leading the 23 campus California State University (CSU) System in the implementation and management of system-wide Source-to-Pay procurement systems, policies and processes including, but not limited to spend analytics, contract life cycle management, e-Sourcing, supplier relationship management, eProcurement, electronic invoicing and Cost Saving/Avoidance tracking.

San Bernardino, Ca, Us

Chief Procurement Officer for California State University, San Bernardino (CSUSB). Report directly to the Associate Vice President of Financial and Administrative Services. Lead, direct, and participate in efforts that lead to cost optimization, improved quality, and enhanced innovation through the development of strategic sourcing initiatives, development of metrics/measurable goals for Procurement, risk mitigation, effective contracting, negotiation tools, and specification development.

Riverside, Ca, Us

Chief Procurement Officer and Director. Reported directly to the Associate Vice Chancellor-Financial Services & Controller. Responsible for the leadership, strategic planning, and management of the Procurement Services, Accounts Payable & Travel, and Business Contracts areas (16 FTE). Responsibilities include the management and development of value-added business processes in the above references area. Institution Statistics: FY2014 PO Spend $96MM, Travel Spend $9MM, Other Direct Pay $23MM, Purchase Orders issued 83K, AP Voucher Transactions 141K.Voting member of the University of California Procurement Leadership Council (PLC), a governing body consisting of the Chief Procurement Officers from each of UC’s ten Campuses led by the University of California Office of the President (UCOP) Associate Vice President & Chief Procurement Officer. The PLC provides strategic leadership for UC Procurement and P200, a Strategic Procurement Initiative to recapture $200 annually lost through sub-optimal purchasing contracts and practices.

Riverside, Ca, Us

Riverside, Ca, Us

Campus Purchasing Manager: Manage $100+MM (per annum); 80K transaction campus-wide purchasing operation. Responsible for creating and implementing the strategic vision of the department while managing day to day procurement operations, ensuring that all campus procurement activity is conducted in accordance with UC policy, California public contract code and OMB Uniform Guidance. Direct oversight of a team of seven professional buyers and one small business coordinator/pCard administrator located within the Central Procurement Services Department. Collaborator on numerous enhancements to eBuy, UCR’s homegrown e-procurement system. Dotted line responsibility for all campus departmental transactor’s utilization of delegated authority under the low value purchasing authorization (LVPA) executed in a decentralized campus environment. Currently serving on the University of California Procurement Leadership Council (PLC), a governing body consisting of the Chief Procurement Officers from each of UC’s ten Campuses and led by the University of California Office of the President (UCOP) Associate Vice President & Chief Procurement Officer. The PLC provides strategic leadership for UC Procurement and P200, a Strategic Procurement Initiative to recapture $200MM annually lost through sub-optimal purchasing contracts and practices. Previously served as Campus Primary Representative (CPR) for UC system-wide Spend Analytics, Supplier Registration and Sourcing technology platforms.

Riverside, Ca, Us

Procurement Supervisor Scientific and Medical Commodities: University of California Riverside. Negotiated contracts for the purchase of $10-$15MM annually in scientific capital equipment such as lasers, x-ray equipment, microscopes, high speed centrifuges etc. for the University’s science departments. Documented annual savings of approximately $1MM per year. Developed RFx for various procurements through the competitive bid process. Trained and supervised scientific commodity Jr. Buyers, as well as provided policy guidance for the purchasing agents of the individual science departments. Participated in UCOP system wide strategic sourcing initiatives including General Laboratory Supplies, Laboratory Equipment (Co-Lead), Spend Analytics as well as serve on several UCOP commodity teams. Negotiated local campus agreement for Radiochemicals which was adopted by UCOP for use across all ten UC campuses.

Lancaster, Pennsylvania, Us

1996-2007 Senior Chemist / HPLC & GCMS: TestAmerica Inc. (formerly Del Mar Analytical), Colton Branch, Colton, CA. Performed HPLC analysis by multiple EPA methods using UV, Fluorescence and Diode Array detectors. Used reverse phase, normal phase, isocratic and post column derivitization techniques. Analysis of Volatile Organic Compounds by GC/MS using EPA methods including purge and trap, direct injection and headspace. Trained junior chemists and laboratory technicians in use of proper procedures. Reviewed and approved data packages for delivery to clients. Supervised laboratory personnel across the Semi-Volatile, Volatile, HPLC and Sample Extraction groups. 1995 to 1996 QA/QC Officer: Del Mar Analytical, Colton Branch, Colton, CA. Responsible for the implementation and maintenance of all QA/QC procedures; including data review and data package preparation for method certification. Performed routine internal audits and administer blind and double blind PE samples to determine continuing proficiency. Prepared corrective action reports for submittal to state accreditation agencies and implemented revised procedures in response to external audit findings as necessary.1991 to 1995 Analyst: Performed a wide variety of environmental analysis on soil, wastewater, and drinking water according to EPA and Standard Methods protocol. Troubleshot equipment. Performed Organic Analysis by Gas Chromatography (Purge and Trap, and Direct injection) HPLC (High Performance Liquid Chromatography) with fluorescence and UV detectorsTrace Metals by ICP (Inductively Coupled Plasma Emission Spectroscopy); AA (Atomic Absorption Spectrophotometer: Flame, Graphite Furnace, and Gaseous Hydride)Classical WET methods, including, titrations, specific ion electrodes, and spectrophotometric determinations, Ion Chromatography .Sample Preparation Performed organic extractions and metals digestions according to EPA protocol.

Mpa, Master Of Public Administration

Bachelor Of Arts - Ba, Chemistry

Ba, Chemistry

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