Tim Jordan is responsible for managing the transportation procurement and operations and client support services at Armada. He has been with Armada for ten years and oversees the strategy, execution, and performance of the company’s managed freight program; strategic management of carrier relationships and redistribution order management for client supply chains. Prior to joining Armada, Tim spent 14 years working in supply chain with companies, such as Mountaire Farms, Smithfield Foods and UPS Freight – formerly known as Overnite Transportation. He has held various leadership roles in transportation management, industrial engineering, operations audit and compliance, driver qualification and hiring, fleet maintenance, equipment purchasing and accident investigation. Tim holds a B.S. in Business Management from the University of Pittsburgh and his M.B.A. from Duquesne University. Tim is a member of the Pittsburgh Traffic Club, Beta Gamma Sigma, and the Donahue Business Society. He wil...
Personal Business Plan At Galioto Inc., I strive to make connections with family, friends, and colleagues on a personal level, while keeping in mind that these people can ultimately help me achieve my own goals of professional success. Business Environment Having the choice to enter any industry that the market offers, there were a few options to consider before I made my decision. I have always had an interest in math, so having the ability to use those skills has always been appealing to me. Many of my family members work within one function of the business world, so having the background knowledge that I have complied over the years has created an interest in my mind for many years. Using my math skills, with the knowledge that I have of the business world, led me to major in accounting. The industry is large, possibly one of the biggest out of any in the market right now. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the financial activities sector actually fell ...
On September 25, 2018, reports became public that Michael Kors was finalizing the acquisition of the European-luxury brand, Versace, for $2.1 billion. This news generated more backlash than it did support, as loyal customers voiced their own opinions on social media platforms. Versace, a high-end luxury brand, has a very respected reputation that is known across the world, whereas Michael Kors has found itself on the low end of American retail stores, like TJ Maxx and Marshalls. European consumers are afraid that the wide-scale approach of Michael Kors is going to diminish the respect of the brand. This was not only just a number of online complaints, after the news came out, the stock of Michael Kors immediately dropped 10% in value. Despite all of this backlash from passionate customers, Michael Kors has a vision in mind when purchasing a world-renowned brand in V...
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