Supply Chain Product Leader
Driving End-to-End Inventory Flow, Execution, and Customer Outcomes



ACCOMPLISHMENTS

3x Maxim Award

2x "Just Do It" Nominee

Collegiate Athlete

Nike Pride Leadership Member

USA HS Cheer National Champion

3x Maxim Award 2x "Just Do It" Nominee Collegiate Athlete Nike Pride Leadership Member USA HS Cheer National Champion



“I believe the biggest opportunities in retail supply chains come from connecting planning, orchestration, and execution and not optimizing them in isolation. I am a people leader who is focused on outcomes first and foremost. I leverage my background in various business, tech, and product roles across planning, order, and supply chain teams to approach any problems head on with a focus on connecting the dots.

Most supply chains breakdowns in inventory availability and service are not driven by a single system, but by how those systems work together. My focus is on improving how inventory flows across the network to deliver consistent outcomes for stores and customers.”

KEY IMPACT AREAS

  • Improved in-stock performance by aligning inventory flow across planning and execution

  • Increased inventory turns through better network positioning and flow optimization

  • Enabled autonomous decision-making in transportation, reducing retender rates

  • Led shift from push to pull-based inventory models to better match demand signals

  • Built and scaled supply chain product teams supporting WMS, TMS, and yard platforms


Leadership is Choice. Not a Position.

I’ve led the build-out and transformation of supply chain product organizations, aligning teams to deliver across complex system landscapes. This has included defining capability-based structures, making difficult organizational decisions, hiring external talent, and developing internal leaders all in service of building teams that can deliver at scale.


Co-Leadership allows product organizations to align complex organizations to common goals.

A true product model rooted in trust and rigor can scale teams for continued value.

Focusing on outcomes instead of feature roadmaps unlocks an organizations ability to drive greater business impact.