Material and production follow-ups, work order allocation, plan vsactual, MIS for production, shipment planning, and follow-ups

- Complete End-to-End Responsibility: From proto (sampling) to shipment, I mastered the art of ensuring every brand’s unique chaos was managed. If multitasking were an Olympic sport, I’d have a gold medal.- Internal & Supplier Communication: Became the unofficial therapist for internal teams and suppliers. Ensured everyone was on the same page—or at least the same chapter.- Financial Stability: Played financial watchdog, keeping brand data and supplier coordination in check, while making sure no one overspent on office coffee.Proto (Sampling Stage): Reviewed tech packs like they were top-secret documents. Sent countless emails to buyers and chased BOMs like they were lost puppies.- Bulk: Verified quantities and pricing while making sure the planning team and the suppliers didn’t forget anything—or each other.- Testing & Quality Assurance: Coordinated with labs and suppliers, prepared CAPs for testing failures, and chased approvals with the determination of a detective on a high-stakes case.- On-Time Shipments: Monitored shipments like a hawk and updated Excel sheets with the dedication of a spreadsheet savant. Because who doesn’t love a good chart?

1. Creating a business plan and strategy 2. Keeping track of finances and accounting 3, ensuring outstanding customer service 4. Managing day-to-day operations 5.Addressing technology issues

- Planning: Expert in crafting the ultimate "Time and Action" calendars, because who doesn’t love herding cats with a stopwatch?- Coordination: Professional juggler of departments and people—internal, external, and extraterrestrial—to keep the order running smoothly. Because why not?- Sourcing: Sherlock Holmes of the vendor world. Finding the cheapest, I mean, most cost-efficient vendors is an art, and I am the artist.- Cost Analysis: Bringing out my inner detective to hunt down unnecessary costs like they stole my lunch money.- Documentation: Keeper of all the sacred scrolls (aka BOMs, cost sheets, and production schedules). Because if it’s not documented, did it even happen?- Problem Solving: Champion firefighter of production nightmares, from fabric that mysteriously vanishes to machines that go on strike.- Quality Assurance: Playing “Good Cop, Bad Cop” with sampling tailors to make sure the final product doesn’t look like a Pinterest fail.- Costing: Skilled negotiator who can balance a tightrope between cheap and quality, crafting prices that make everyone wonder, "How did they do that?"