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BACKGROUND SUMMARY
Nearly twenty years of Operations Management experience includes:
Strategic Business Planning Performance Metrics Management Multi-Site Operations
Management Development Site Visits / Audits Change Management
P&L Management Inventory Management Shrinkage Prevention
Organizational Restructuring Sales Trend Analysis Safety & Quality Assurance
Forecasts / Budgets Recruitment and Staffing Customer Relations
Employee Training / Coaching Vendor and Community Relations Program / Product Ro
ll-Outs
EMPLOYMENT HISTORY
Wal-Mart Stores Inc., Various Locations 1992 - 2010
Market Manager, Houston, Texas (2008 - 2010)
During my tenure I had operations oversight for 10 stores in the Houston market
with more than 4,000 employees and total annual sales in excess of $1.5 billion.
* Increased profits - Promoted to Market Manager over ten stores in Houston, Tex
as. Focused on reducing all controllable expenses, including markdowns and payr
oll costs. Conducted monthly P&L reviews with all Store Managers and taught them
how to improve gross profit and initial margins. Result: Year-over-year profit
increase from $48 million to $56.7 million.
* Inventory reduction - Initial evaluations identified 6 of the 10 stores to be
at risk, or high shrink stores by company standards. Reviewed purchase recaps wi
th the Store Managers, to put emphasis on reducing inventory levels in top shrin
kage departments. Worked with the Asset Protection Manager on reviewing key shri
nkage indicator reports monthly, and the quarterly procedural audits. Result: Re
duced inventory from $70 million to $54 million, and reduced the number of high-
shrink stores from 6 down to 2, in one year.
* Drove sales improvement - As a Market Manager I was given a sales plan to grow
sales by 6% over the previous year. In order to do this I had to offset 2 store
s with full-blown remodels and converting the other 8 to a clear action alley fo
rmat, by eliminating merchandise features in the store. Developed a strategic sa
les plan that included the following initiatives: new merchandise, improving cus
tomer service, capture market share from the competition, and cleaner stores. Re
sult: Achieved 100% of sales plan and finished the year with $1.54 billion in sa
les versus $995 million the previous year.