Alan J. Green
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5960
San Antonio TX 78259
E-MAIL:
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EXECUTIVE PROFILE
Supply chain executive with extensive experience in the Retail,
Pharmaceutical, Manufacturing and Third Party Logistics Industries.
Strong leadership, project management, and communication skills, with a
proven ability to dramatically improve revenues and impact the strategic
direction of a company. Leadership abilities include the talent to
forecast, plan, implement, follow through and measure corporate wide
supply chain/logistics/distribution activities and respond rapidly to
market changes. Proficiency in the logistics of moving goods across
countries worldwide. Areas of expertise:
Forecasting/Budgeting Lean Concepts Negotiation Skills
Systems Customer Service Materials Management
Implementation
Strategic Planning Purchasing Freight Management
Analytical/Results Personnel Development Logistics Best
Oriented Practices
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
DPT Laboratories, San Antonio, TX
2007- Present
Logistics Director
P & L responsibility of Supply Chain functions for global multi location
manufacturer, and developer of Semi-solid, gels, and liquid pharmaceutical
products. Implements and controls Purchasing, Distribution, Warehousing,
Planning and scheduling for all production activities. Responsibilities
include all Warehousing and Transportation of raw materials and finished
goods for facilities in Texas, New Jersey and Curacao and worldwide
distribution.
. Improved service levels to all customers by 3% within the first year
going from 93% to 96%.
. Organized and chaired a Director's Challenge monthly award program to
recognize employees who made a substantial contribution to the company.
. Reduced headcount by 40% while improving customer service.
. Reduced waste and scrap by 30% across all production lines.
. Improved inventory turns by 25%.
. Sourced products globally.
. Negotiated global freight contracts and alliances with both sea and air
carriers.
WL Gore & Associates, Flagstaff, AZ
2005 - 2007
Global Logistics Leader
P & L responsibility for Supply Chain operations for global manufacturer
of Medical Devices with revenues exceeding $600 Million Dollars annually.
Accountable for divisional supply chain for 10 manufacturing facilities in
the US and Ireland.
. Implemented reduction of Raw Material inventory, without impacting
service levels, saving over $500,000 the first year.
. Established Vendor Certification program that helped eliminate over 25%
of in-house inspection and testing.
. Member of Enterprise wide steering committee for implementation of both
a Configuration Management software program and updating of the
existing operating system to the most current version.
. Skilled in the implementation of "Lean" practices, developed and
performed successful Lean activities such as 5S, Kaizan Events, Value
Stream Mapping, and training in the Toyota Productivity System in
conjunction with TQM processes.
. Administered surgical loaner program.
. Implemented, enterprise wide, Oracle World ERP system on time and under
budget.
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PGT INDUSTRIES, Nokomis, FL 2001 to 2004
Director of Supply Chain, Distribution & Transportation
P & L responsibility of total supply chain management for made to order
manufacturer with over $400 Million in annual sales. Managed company
logistics for local and out of state locations. Accountable for over 350
employees including 100 CDL-A drivers and company owned fleet.
Responsible for development, management, implementation, and short and
long range planning at a strategic level.
. Reduced cost per mile and transportation cost as percentage of sales by
more than 6%.
. Implemented "state of the art" wireless communication and tracking
system, substantially improving customer service.
. Established out of state site including recruiting and training of
staff, under budget, in less than two months.
. Initiated dynamic routing and delivery program utilizing "high-tech"
routing software that leveled manufacturing workload and reduced
warehouse space requirements by 35 per cent.
FedEx Supply Chain Services, Chapel Hill, NC 1996 to
2001
Director of Logistics (3PL)
P & L responsibility for 12 facilities with $950M/year in revenue and over
1550 employees, including major retail, pharmaceutical, medical device,
optical, automotive, tire, sporting goods and material handling companies.
Accountable for all distribution/logistics services offered including
assessment of distribution/logistics performance against goal, short and
long term strategic initiatives, and analysis to assess growth strategies.
Directed all e-commerce activities, led new venture teams, and was
operational advisor to the business development and marketing departments.
. Maintained highest customer satisfaction rating among all five
corporate industry groups.
. Responsible for retail giants as: Adidas, Goodyear Tire, North Face,
Johnson & Johnson Spectacle Lens Group, John Deere, and Audi America
parts distribution.
. Doubled profitability across all accounts in 13 months.
. Reduced operational overhead as a percentage of sales by 40%.
. Coordinated ISO 9000 planning and certification efforts
for all branch operations.
. Initiated design and implementation of "Bench Strength"
program to identify and train potential
future managers.
. Coordinated and planned domestic and international
transportation for all accounts.
Purepac/Faulding Pharmaceuticals, Elizabeth, NJ
1980 to 1996
Director of Logistics and Director of Safety (1985-1996)
Developed capital and operating budgets for a three facility manufacturing
network. Determined modes of transportation to and from domestic and
international locations. Managed high volume, fast turn-around pick/pack
operations, customer service, order entry, purchasing, production
planning, maintenance of
inventory levels, receiving, returned goods, and materials management.
. Realized over $500,000 in annual savings through negotiated service and
pricing programs.
. Profitably expanded the distribution network by successfully
recommending and implementing regional distribution centers, reducing
delivery time by 25%.
. Implemented fully integrated MRP/DRP/ERP system customized to the
company's specific needs.
. Reduced lost time injuries by 40% through safety training and incentive
programs.
Distribution Manager (1980-1985)
. Reduced order pick time by 55%.
. Developed customer service program focused on delivering "whatever the
customer expects", significantly improving lines of communication with
major customers.
. Increased pallet locations by 142% and bulk locations by 29% through
redesign of physical layout.
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EDUCATION
Long Island University; Brooklyn, NY
BA Economics
CONTINUING EDUCATION/AFFILIATIONS/TECHNICAL SKILLS
. 'Computer Operations' - New School for Social Research
. 'Warehouse Layout and Design' - Georgia Technical Institute
. 'Improving Warehousing and Productivity' - International Material
Management Society
. Hazardous Materials Training Course (Certification)
. 'ISO 9000 Implementation' - Management Resources International
. Council of Supply Chain Management Professionals (CSCMP)
. International Materials Handling Society (IMMS)
. W.E.R.C.
. APICS (CPIM, CIRM)
. cGMPs