Turning complex, high-volume chaos into scalable, repeatable systems.
Fifteen years across five industries running the same core systems: high-volume dispatch and route scheduling, vendor and rate management, DOT compliance, SOP and training program development, and data reporting for VP-level leadership. Each transition meant mapping a new operation's workflows, identifying bottlenecks, standardizing the processes, and holding delivery performance steady while the team adapted.
Since 2011 the work has moved across five industries: healthcare supply chain at Kaiser Permanente, 24/7 grocery distribution at Safeway, heavy civil construction dispatch at Goodfellow Bros., equipment rental at H&E Equipment Services, and today a multi-store retail delivery network at Sherwin-Williams. Each move meant learning a new operation, new vendors, and a new rules book, and each time the same skills transferred: dispatch and routing, vendor and cost control, SOP and training systems, and leading teams through change without losing delivery performance.
15+ year track record across logistics, heavy civil construction, distribution, and healthcare operations.
Anticipate bottlenecks before they impact the floor or the executive calendar. Transition teams from reactive firefighting to proactive scheduling.
Turn one-off fixes into durable infrastructure. Author first-ever SOPs, build live KPI trackers, and design training manuals that hold up as the organization scales.
"Builds teams that stay." Pair strict accountability and safety compliance with clear career paths, hands-on coaching, and cross-departmental appreciation.
Built to slot seamlessly into three high-impact operational tracks from day one.
Outbound delivery, heavy haul dispatch, DOT/FMCSA compliance, 3PL carrier negotiation, warehouse throughput, and multi-terminal routing P&Ls.
SOP authorship, Oracle/SAP expense & purchasing controls, root-cause analysis, and live KPI dashboards in Tableau and Advanced Excel/Sheets.
VP/DM strategic reporting, complex calendar triage, end-to-end offsite and event planning, and discreet handling of confidential HR and incident matters.
Map existing workflows, shadow key team members, audit current trackers/calendars/vendor contracts, and identify the top three friction points slowing the team down.
Implement quick-win fixes, clean up reporting dashboards, document missing SOPs, and establish clear communication cadences between leadership and the floor.
Use 60 days of baseline data to renegotiate vendor/route inefficiencies, roll out individual development or training plans, and shift leadership's focus from daily fires to quarterly goals.
Managing the South Bay Region for Sherwin-Williams Delivery Drivers, servicing 18 high volume stores and 5 terminals with 18 direct reports. Analyzing department data to optimize daily utilization, cut costs, and create business opportunities.
First line of support for customers, handling quotes, orders, and account issues for heavy earth moving equipment rental and sales.
Successfully served as a liaison between field and office personnel, ensuring effective communication and coordination. Supported VPs, Project Managers, and Engineers to strategize high-level project needs, optimize resources, and successfully minimize job costs.
Promoted in 2020 to a working manager leading a team of five dispatchers supporting 50+ active jobs at a time. Worked directly with Engineers, Project Managers, and VPs, modernized department processes, and carried the team through COVID.
Joined Goodfellow Bros as a dispatcher after nearly a decade in dispatch and logistics, coordinating heavy civil construction material and equipment movements.
Managed high volume daily scheduling and personnel workloads for 400+ employees. Monitored department performance and provided reports directly to VP of Transportation. Served as a communication link between drivers, stores, and vendors.
Set priority for requests from multiple departments. Generated detailed data tracking spreadsheets in MS Excel and pulled comprehensive operational reports directly for upper management.