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Customer Service Manager

Location:
West Chicago, IL
Posted:
January 28, 2014

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Resume:

ANTHONY BANASZEWSKI

**** *** ****** *****

Carol Stream, Illinois 60188

630-***-****

************@***.***

SKILLS:

Purchasing Process Improvement

Inventory Control Sourcing

Developing vendor relations Contract management

Total cost analysis Proficiency with Microsoft Office

MILITARY EXPERIENCE:

United States Marine Corp Captain

EDUCATION:

Monmouth College B.A. Business Administration

American Purchasing Society Certification

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE:

Cardinal Health 2/06 - 9/13 (manufacturing)

Senior Inventory Analyst

Multifunctional position requiring daily communication and coordination

across departments including purchasing, inventory, forecasting,

production, shipping/receiving, sales and customer service for an inventory

of approximately $3mil plus. Performed inventory control and analysis for

raw, WIP, and finished goods. Position required detailed analysis with the

goal of reducing backorders, increasing customer satisfaction and

addressing cost reduction measures utilizing Excel and SAP. Analysis

regularly addressed system issues which affected organizational efficiency

and provided options for improvements for both domestic and international

warehouses. Reduced excess inventory for assigned areas by over 50%.

Served as master scheduler/demand planner for international Canadian

orders.

Kindred Hospital Chicago North 6/05 - 12/05

Materials Manager

Responsible for purchasing, inventory control, and distribution of

supplies/equipment throughout the organization.

Took over the management of three separate facilities within a five week

time period to include three complete inventories during this time period

to include purchasing, distribution and inventory control.

Reduced out of stocks by 70%. Eliminated 90% of dead stock.

Audited and repaired databases at three facilities improving inventory

and distribution efficiencies.

Concept Laboratories 7/04 - 6/05 (manufacturing)

Materials Manager

Responsible for inventory control, receiving, shipping, and coordinating

process improvements.

Revamped inventory control which significantly reduced warehouse labor,

increased inventory accuracy and provided production.

Retooled computerized production software providing all departments

including production, sales and materials new tools for enhanced

communication and decision making processes.

MacNeal Health Networks 7/03 to 9/03

Materials Manager (temp position)

Responsible for the management of purchasing, linen services, distribution,

inventory control, patient transportation, and shipping/receiving. Also

responsible for department budget.

Renegotiated copier program reducing copier/printer costs by $250,000 while

upgrading equipment stock, reliability and customer satisfaction.

Reduced medical supply costs by approximately $100,000 by compliance to

group purchasing contracts.

Initiated direct on-line ordering of office supplies reducing order

processing time, payment processing time/efforts while significantly

increasing customer satisfaction and Accounts Payable relationships.

Strengthened customer satisfaction through renewed efforts of

communications and support.

RML Specialty Hospital 8/00 - 5/03

Materials Manager

Responsible for procurement process, inventory control, distribution,

establishing and monitoring department budget, assisting other departments

with budget data and recommendations.

Established department from scratch. Set up list of standard products

and par levels for each department. Cleaned up and organized inventories.

Reallocated space according to usage. Reduced hospital-wide out-of-

stocks to 0 while at the same time reducing stocking levels at each

inventory location.

Planned and managed installation of new accounting/procurement system,

normally a 6 month process in less than 3 months.

Rush Prudential Health Plans/Unicare Health Plans 9/98 - 7/00

Materials Manager

Responsible for supervising purchasing staff. Purchased supplies for off-

site and corporate locations including medical, pharmaceutical, printing,

office, and MRO.

Developed plan for department, which had been vacant for seven months.

Audited in place contracts which resulted in a savings of over $90,000

within first 90 days.

Additional cost reduction measures culminated in a total of $500,000 over

21-month period.

Planned for and coordinated with IT in the installation of new

accounting/procurement system which included rebuilding the procurement

database which dramatically increased purchasing and accounting

efficiencies.

Edgewater Medical Center 5/96 - 9/98

Distribution Manager

Managed distribution and receiving staff of 20. Responsible for

distribution, inventory control, medical equipment asset control,

receiving, and patient charging for equipment/supplies.

Modernized manual distribution operation. Combined two distribution

centers while contending with construction, resulting in increased

efficiencies and services provided to the serviced departments.

Assessed departments' inventory and product needs. Reorganization of

stock location resulted in significantly increased department staff

satisfaction, reduction of out-of-stocks to zero and also provided for

the ability of departments to track supply costs more accurately.

Automated requisitioning process replacing paper based requisitions.

Dramatically increased customer service satisfaction and reduced data

entry time by over 50%.

University of Chicago Hospitals 7/95 - 2/96

Distribution Manager

Managed distribution and receiving staff of 35. Responsible for

distribution, inventory control, medical equipment asset control,

receiving, and patient charging for equipment/supplies. Developed and

monitored department budget.

Originally assigned as purchasing agent. Promoted to Distribution

Manager just prior to hospital recertification through JCAHO. Readied

section for visit and inspection within two weeks.

Reorganized staff of 35 to provide increased customer service levels

reducing late deliveries from an average of 20+% to less than 1% and

stockouts to a new all-time low of .6%. Increased accuracy of system

through bin location audits and cycle counts.



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