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Greg White, President
Greg founded and leads Intrinsic. Prior to Intrinsic he was a leader
of prominent supply-chain solution organizations such as Servigistics,
and E3; the world's leading forecasting and replenishment solutions
provider. He has delivered
over 70 successful supply chain transformations, and
managed projects for many Fortune 500 companies such as;
Henry Schein, Best Buy, Dell Computer, Staples, Newell Rubbermaid,
Graybar Electric, and International Paper. He has managed consulting,
forecasting, replenishment, VMI and CPFR solutions; along with E3's outsource
purchasing services.
A frequent speaker at national and international conferences
and institutes of higher-learning; his commitment to bring advanced
inventory solutions to companies of every size has driven
him to build several solutions meant to improve inventory management
and to close the gap between merchandising and inventory teams.
Greg's
industry experience includes, CSK Auto, the nation’s second-largest
automotive retailer; and his 22 years of retail operations and supply-chain experience
began in operations management for Kmart.
David
Yonkovich, Vice-President, Solution Development
David has over 20 years of professional experience across a
multitude of supply chain areas. Since 2001, he has lead our
solution development team, whose cumulative experience is over 100
years in building solutions that solve inventory issues with profit
in mind. His vast experience in supply
chain management includes directing inventory planning processes,
designing and deploying Vendor Managed Inventory (VMI) programs and
developing and implementing major technology solutions initiatives
for industry-leading manufacturing, retail and wholesale
organizations.
As CIO of Sameday
Technologies, David managed the process of defining, designing and
developing the software solution which Sameday provided to
third-party logistics and transportation providers, such as Ryder
and Descartes.
Prior to Sameday, David
served as PricewaterhouseCoopers’ Principal Consultant, Supply Chain
Practice, where he managed teams at PwC clients such as MGM Home
Entertainment, IBM, Warner Elektra Atlantic and Applied Materials.
David’s previous roles with Nestle USA and Carnation charged him
with management of inventory planning duties, and developing and
implementing VMI programs to service major retail clients.
David earned his MBA from Pepperdine University and his Bachelor of
Science from the Pennsylvania State University.
Michael Bell,
Vice-President, Distribution and Logistics Solutions
Michael has over 20 years of experience in Logistics Management and
Consulting. Most recently, as Sr. Vice President at BenchMark
Associates he had the responsibility for overseeing the general
operations for the company. BMA created innovative studies that
benchmark key metrics and trends in distribution, transportation,
logistics, and customer service.
Michael has held management
positions with United Parcel Service, Ernst & Young, Curtin Matheson
Scientific and Kurt Salmon Associates. Michael has managed a wide
variety of consulting engagements, including business process
architecture, logistics strategy development and execution, process
improvement, business integrations, implementations, and documenting
systems requirements.
Michael has conducted assignments in distribution,
supply chain management, and customer service with a broad base of
industries. Michael has managed multiple consulting assignments for
a wide range of clients, including: Clorox, American Express,
Reebok, Hoffmann LaRoche, J. Crew, Hill’s Pet Nutrition,
Bloomingdale’s, New Balance, Wrigley’s, Macy’s, EMI, Stride Rite, EBCO, Eddie Bauer, Swiss Bank, P.A. Bergner, Best Products,
McCrory’s, McGraw-Hill, and Mount Sinai.
Charles A. White,
Strategic Retail Solutions Advisor
Charlie’s 28 years of retail experience most recently includes
consulting management with Kurt Salmon Associates. Prior to KSA,
Charlie served Target Corporation in developing micro-marketing
concepts for their retail stores. His 16 years at Kmart Corporation
included an array of store operations and executive merchandising management
roles, culminating in his role as CEO of Sports Giant, Kmart’s big
box sporting goods concept.
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