QUAD (NYSE: QUAD) www.quad.com Int’l HQ; Sussex, WI. 2013 to 03/2020 (Companywide restructuring) A $4.5B sales / global provider of multichannel solutions including consumer magazines, special interest publications, catalogs, retail inserts/circulars, direct mail, books, directories, and commercial and specialty products including in-store signage/displays to digital marketing (search, display, mobile, and social) and product packaging with 50-plus production / distribution facilities on three continents. My career began with Vertis Communications, which was acquired by Quad/Graphics in 2013. The printing industry is adapting within an ever-evolving e-communications environment resulting in plant closures, consolidations and nationwide restructuring impacting me and many others. Logistics Coordinator Key Person responsible for administration, coordination, and management of efficient and cost-effective transportation services that meet customer needs. Have grown logistics earnings before interest rates and accruals yearly by 5% or more. • Manage and oversee routing, dispatch, shipping and fleet maintenance. Determine delivery methods, negotiate rates, select carriers, coordinate deliveries and evaluate carrier performance. • Monitor load requests noting location for pick-up, delivery locations, pick-up dates, and required delivery dates. • Identify and evaluate special needs in method or mode of transportation, load planning, freight negotiations and carrier assignments based on customer requests and expectations. • Negotiate pricing, load pick-up, delivery and pertinent delivery details with carriers. • Use data from IT systems to evaluate performance and quality and plan improvements and associated information systems to coordinate and control the order cycle. • Manage stock levels, delivery times and transportation costs. • Use various computer programs and applications and knowledge of postal requirements and regulations.

UNITED STATES MARINE CORP, Camp Lejeune, NC 2006 to 2010 Lance Corporal • Supervised the logistics departments including inventory, distribution, and storage of small arms ammunition. USMC continued: • Trained and managed Marines in their military occupational safety. • Provided physical security over enlisted Marines at stay in the barracks, while maintaining detailed logs on the hours. • Ensured compliance of regulations over leadership, office professionalism, customs and courtesies of the Marine Corps.