Frank S. Rozsa
Hillsdale, New Jersey 07642
Phone: 201-***-**** ( Email: *******@*******.***
www.linkedin.com/in/frankrozsa
SUMMARY
A talented and accomplished management professional with a strong
background in Logistics, Operations, Sales and Customer Service within the
Transportation industry. Extensive analytic capabilities and expertise in
re-organizing operations, improving productivity and reducing costs. Adept
at budget administration, P&L management, business planning and talent
management. Strategic negotiations and relationships with union/non-union
employees and 3rd party providers. Excellent leadership, presentation and
reporting skills.
SELECTED ACCOMPLISHMENTS
. Promoted to Director of Operations with Alpha Relocation after 5 months
of employment.
. Grew net income by 1.8MM (>175%) from 2008 to 2009 at IMTS.
. Improved Safety and Operations performance to drive gross margins by
11%.
. Promoted 4 times in 12 years to increasing levels of responsibility
with United Parcel Service.
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
Alpha Relocation Services, Jersey City, NJ (May 2009-Current)
Director of Operations
Oversee warehouse operations, sales, on road logistics, REO services
and customer service for $ 10.2 MM in annual revenue including 4 tractors,
7 flatbeds, 23 straight trucks, 3 REO service vehicles, rentals (when
needed), 2 OPS managers, 2 sales managers and 5 sales executives, 1 finance
and REO specialist and 56 active company employees.
. Won $725 k account using technology that promotes our Green initiative by
preserving climate controlled perishables without using a reefer. Margins
improved 17% to 27% for this account.
. Redesigned routes and on site accountability to improve vehicle
utilization and staff performance, reduce claims and the need for rentals
for a savings of $19k per month. Implemented employee committees to drive
metrics.
Implemented and marketed records management, trade show services,
warehouse design services, property preservation and regionalized freight
transportation to portfolio of services to provide an additional $180k in
revenue per month.
IMTS (Industry Model and Talent Studio), Edgewater, NJ (November 2008-May
2009)
Regional Operations Manager
Redesigned and standardized operations of 18 locations including 5
major venues for Ct and NJ generating 21 MM in annual revenue. Supervised
20 managers remotely, negotiated leases and contract with 3rd party
vendors. Hired and trained 9 of the 20 managers to strengthen region
performance.
. Opened 3 locations with 3 months of employment that provided $ 172kin new
monthly revenue with a 20% margin. Through process standardization,
hourly accountability for KPI performance and ongoing reinforcement of
methods resulted in gains in established locations.
. Introduced a new employee compensation plan and improved the management
of assets to immediately realize a $ 76k budget savings per month for NJ
and Ct locations. Wages, expense reimbursement, supplies, lease
agreements and 3rd party vendor relationships were analyzed, proposed and
implemented.
. Relationships with property management executives and venue promoters
were rebuilt to improve brand equity and allow the organization access to
locations that they were unable to operate in prior. Commitment to
hiring, developing and retraining proved successful in promoting customer
experience.
DHL Express South Hackensack, NJ (December2007-November 2008)
District Manager
Effectively administered a $47 MM operating budget on $69 MM revenue
within a business unit comprised of 165 drivers, 5 clerical agents, 2
operations managers, 1 sales manager and 7 sales executives, 2 fleet
supervisors, 6 operations supervisors and security supervisor. The fleet
consisted of 140 vehicles.
. Improved Business unit from a 59th ranking of 72 Districts to # 1 in 6
month of leadership. The districts were ranked in KPI performance,
revenue achievement YTD vs. LY, OJI (On Job Injury) frequency and
workman's compensation cost reduction and profitability. Results were
driven by KPI management, process management and internal cost reduction
initiatives.
. Reduced $2.7MM annually in wages, fuel and fleet maintenance by
redesigning the drivers geographical footprint eliminating 16 FTE routes
with no service losses. This was part of a Profit Improvement Plan that
increased productivity, resulted in staff reductions and additional cost
containment through purchasing processes.
. Impacted On Job Injury frequency by 44% YTY resulting in a $646 k profit
improvement. Reduction in Vehicle accidents reduced 25% for a $232 k
savings. Employee committees were established and the team was rewarded
for Safe Work and Accident Free days. Injury prevention training and
Smith System Defensive driving techniques were implemented to improve
methods and proactively reduced claims.
. Managed District Sales Force to realize a $2.3MM improvement per month
YTY through strict adherence to sales KPI and pipeline management and
team sales approach.
United Parcel Service Secaucus, NJ (December 1986-December 2007)
Operations Manager (2004-2007)
Aggressively administered at 30 MM budget for an operation that
processed 275,000 parcels with 660 bargaining unit employees, including 10
area managers, 4 staff support managers, 12 Ft supervisors and 76 PT
supervisors. Effectively managing within the guidelines of the local 177
Collective Bargaining Agreement.
. 98% "one day" service performance was achieved in 25 states through
flow logistics and building realignment changes. 16 flights per day
were reduced to generate a $1.6MM savings in 6 months of the non-peak
season.
. Reduced safety compensation expenses by $3.3 MM over a 2 years period
implementing Co chaired safety committees, 0 tolerance for unsafe acts
and rewarding teams for achievements.
. Introduced a trailer consolidation sort that reduced $ 21k per day in
over the road movement for the NJ and NY Metropolitan area. This sort is
still in operation within the district today.
. Hired 182 less employees in 1 years for a 19% improvement in employee
retention. Led workforce planning by developing an employee
hiring/training manual that corporate used in all domestic ground
operations.
Sales Manager (2000-2004)
Achieved revenue targets of $31 MM as an account manager and $ 85 MM
as an area sales manager with 9 account executives.
. Led my team to a 94% CSI( Customer Satisfaction Index) rating that was
Best in Class in the East coast and 2 point better than the competition.
Established training programs that would engage the sales force in
regular customer contact monitored by SalesForce Automation.
. Introduced Sales Incentive plan to motivate management team toward record
growth.
. Strategically pulled through 89% of accounts in pipeline in less than 6
months for $44 MM of new revenue.
Business Manager (1997-2000)
Drive expectations of a $22 MM budget, delivering and picking up over
145K packages per day at 31 K stops, 310 vehicles with 4 managers, 12
supervisors, 8 operations specialists and 8 processing clerks.
. Reduced on road operating costs of $10k per week in overtime by
restructuring routes using mapping software, GPS, driver rides and
developing a fleet parking plan to improve performance with sacrificing
service.
. Drove down Origin and Destination claims by $ 2.2 MM by implementing a
Claims Steering Committee comprised of management and non management.
Daily involvement and research conducted by Loss prevention specialists
to support teams efforts in claim reduction.
. Eliminated 18 driver routes for a $ 1.18 MM cost savings in payroll, fuel
and fleet.
Corporate School Instructor (1995-1997)
Instructed Supervisor Leadership School and Manager Leadership School.
Each school session lasted for 3 weeks in Chicago, IL, Sharonville, OH
and Charlotte, NC
. Taught operational tactics, business ethics and values, business
simulation (Running a start-up company),
planning/organization/execution, employee conduct and relations,
service performance and productivity strategy.
. Community Service commitments, hiring/training of employees and
management development. Cost planning/Budgeting, Teamster relations
Operations Engineering Manager (1993-1995)
Led process and project management support for 2 locations responsible
for a $ 53 million dollar budget.
. Setup logistically and operationally, pilot sites in New Jersey to
process excess package volume of 159,000 packages per day in the peak
seasons of 1994 and 1995.
. Worked with business units to restructure package distribution and
trailer networks to save $ 17,500 per day in over the road movements.
CERTIFICATIONS AND ASSOCIATIONS
. American Business Association
. New Jersey Child Care Association
. Dale Carnegie 2001
. Quality Improvement Process UPS 2002
. Lean Six Sigma and DFSS ( 03/10)
EDUCATION
A.S. Radiology, Fairleigh Dickinson University, 1987, Madison, New
Jersey