Lori M. Sampsel **** Guilford Rd.
Seville, OH ***73
****.*******@*****.*** 330-***-****
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY: A dynamic, industrious, innovative project manager with
a record of developing creative and feasible solutions resulting in process
improvements and cost reductions; an Executive MBA who is a goal driven,
analytical professional that thrives on challenges. Specific areas of
expertise include: project management, quality control, growing revenue,
process improvement, technical support, inventory control, materials
management and warehouse operations. Experience with start-up and
relocation of facilities and understands the importance of team building
and mentoring of personnel. Currently an adjunct faculty member at local
University teaching Healthcare Office Finance as part of the Healthcare
Office Management curriculum.
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
Crothall Services Group, National 1/2012
to present
Per Diem, Operations Management Support
Provide Operational Management support for various facilities & new start-
up facilities.
CVS Caremark, Solon, OH 2012 to
11/2012
Unit Manager
Responsible for the management of Business Systems Production Support.
Includes daily operation of support group and substantial involvement
associated with both re-host and integration projects involving 3.5 million
members. Involved in go-live and post go-live efforts ensuring minimal
impact to members.
Crothall Services Group, Akron, OH and Cleveland, OH 2005 to 2012
Project Engineer, Nationwide
Resident Regional Manager, Cleveland Clinic Foundation
Director, Patient Transportation, Akron General Medical Center
Responsible for the management of union operation, providing facility
wide transportation of patients. Service operation includes quality
control, customer service, cost control, budgetary and financial
reporting. Implemented redesign of existing department including the
development of key performance indicators and incentive driven
initiatives.
Hitachi Medical Systems, Twinsburg, OH 2003 to 2004
Consultant, Warehouse Management, Inventory Control
Responsible for benchmarking existing process/flow of internal operations
and develop implementation plan for resolution of identified issues and
cost reduction/process improvement objectives. Assist with
implementation and manage day-to-day operations of warehouse personnel
especially in relationship to materials control and inventory management.
Includes analysis of Customer Support, Service Repair, and Field Service
Engineers daily processes and procedures.
MCSi, Cuyahoga Heights, Ohio 2001 to 2003
Headquartered in Dayton, Ohio, MCSi is North America's largest supplier and
integrator of presentation, broadcast and supporting network technologies.
MCSi has more than 100 offices throughout the United States and Canada, and
a legion of partnerships with leading manufacturers. MCSi has 1500+
employees and revenue of $810 million in 2001.
Director of Operations, Managed Services
Provides leadership and support for Service initiatives nation-wide.
Responsible for Cleveland based Network Operations Center, which provides
IP based room control and monitoring of audiovisual and videoconferencing
equipment. Management of personnel at 24x7 facility. Responsible for
the establishment and implementation of standardized operating procedures
related to National Accounts. Responsible for revenue generation
programs and the education of both internal and external clients.
. Created new business unit, Managed Services, from the ground up.
. Set up and managed temporary Network Operations Center within five
month period; included resource hiring, establishing bandwidth
requirements and implementation of required hardware, development of
internal operating procedures, part number creation, capital
expenditure and asset management as well as inventory control.
. Acted as Project Manager for overall system programming and
implementation of proactive monitoring suite of offerings.
. Responsible for the physical design/construction of permanent Network
Operations and Data Center.
. Developed both internal and external marketing brochures and created
training manuals for Sales and Technical personnel.
. Sole responsibility for the design, development, and implementation of
trade show booth and educational training seminars.
. Created Sales initiative programs to promote revenue generation. ["Try
It & Buy It" and "Profit In Your Pockets"]
Telxon Corp., Akron, Ohio 1996 to 2000
A global enterprise that designs and manufacturers wireless and mobile
information systems, with 1400 employees, 40 offices in the U.S., and
subsidiaries and distributors in more than 60 countries.
Vice President Operations
Responsible for proactive account management of Domestic, International,
and Channel Partners. Included company-wide support of field personnel
in areas such as account management, technical support, order processing,
and problem resolution. Interacted frequently with Sales, Manufacturing,
and Engineering management. Also responsible for analysis and reporting
of quarterly revenue to senior management. Accountable for driving
revenue to targeted goals and for customer relations. Responsible for
the project management of Oracle conversion and facility relocation.
1. Converted from an IBM to an Oracle based system on time. This
included the manual conversion of over 2500 orders, at a time business
was three times normal. Included in-house training as well as field
rollout. Accomplished without interruption of day-to-day operations
during peak, end of quarter period.
2. Implemented process improvements at an estimated annual cost savings
of $55,000 by eliminating the need for two temporary employees.
3. Restructured department resulting in estimated annual cost savings of
$70,000, improved receipt-to-entry time, and customer satisfaction.
4. Changed mission of department resulting in improved customer
satisfaction within first month of implementation, as well as
elimination of redundant efforts by developing and training employees
with the skills required to proactively manage accounts.
5. Participated in the on-line development of standard product sales
manual, which resulted in reducing research time.
6. Established company wide customer satisfaction Hot Line to measure
overall satisfaction, which resulted in process improvements in both
manufacturing facilities and corporate operations.
7. Participated in the relocation of the Akron facility to Houston, which
was accomplished without the use of costly recruiting firms and
without incurring staffing related relocation costs at an estimated
savings of $700,000. This involved process evaluation, customer
relations, physical logistics, system analysis, and staffing and
training.
Dreher Business Products, Strongsville, Ohio 1996
An information technology provider that offers a complete range of
hardware, supply products and expert services to companies who want a one-
stop, total solution to their business needs.
Director, Customer Service
Responsible for the development and management of customer support and
purchasing as well as implementation of process improvements.
8. Restructured department resulting in improved customer relations by
improving receipt to completion time for order processing within first
month.
9. Analyzed performance measurements and instituted planned process
improvements.
10. Analyzed vendor performance and structured goals/objectives resulting
in vendor backlog reduction, improved buying practices, and improved
vendor relations.
11. Established education/training for on-going development of
departmental employees.
The Future Now, Akron, Ohio 1994 to 1996
A provider of information technology products, services, and solutions.
Director of Operations
Responsibilities included the management of Hardware/Software
Configuration, Warehouse, Customer Billing, Purchasing, and Inventory
Control of over $25 Million in product, Product Liquidation, and
Customer Returns. Project Management and Quality Control
implementation in relationship to inventory control and production.
12. Reduced inventory $15 million while increasing customer base.
13. Reduced customer returns 4% across all branches by enforcing sales
impairments and customer restocking policies.
14. Increased Configuration production from an average of 950 to over 2000
per month.
15. Cleared a one-year company-wide backlog of barter sales by liquidating
over $6 million in product sales.
16. Participated in the relocation of the Akron facility to Memphis, which
involved process evaluation, customer relations, physical logistics,
and system analysis. Completed on schedule and without interruption
of day-to-day operations.
Babcock & Wilcox Co., Barberton, Ohio 1975 to 1994
Worldwide locations serving customers in electric and nuclear power, pulp
and paper, industrial, construction services, and environmental markets.
EDUCATION
EMBA (Executive Program)
B.G.S. - Major in Psychology, Minor in Computer Science & Business
AA - Health Care Office Management