Chris Petrocelli has been involved in the field of international and domestic logistics and supply chain management for 35 years. He has supervised various projects, departments and functions in the business field, and worked and traveled in more than 20 countries across the world. He joined SUNY Maritime College in 2013 as an adjunct professor, teaching both classroom and distance learning courses.
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Master of Science in Transportation Management, SUNY Maritime College
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Bachelor of Science in Business in Marketing and Information Systems, Emporia State University, Kansas
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Successful in diverse, challenging roles in several functions in the business cycle, including global market research/development, global team creation and management, international global/regional logistics operations, as well as systems design and implementation
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Experienced in consumer products, healthcare, retail, apparel/fashion, high-tech and automotive
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Skilled in using macro and micro data to create data for inquiry to perform structured analysis and take specific actions to solve business problems
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Multi-functional business management achievements in areas of international/domestic transportation and trade, warehouse/plant operations management, IT systems including ERP and other related systems and processes
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Excellent communication skills to convey subjective and objective information to all levels of organization
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Achieved positive results in corporate management functions including corporate head office, divisional head office, plant/warehouse and other operational functions
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Six Sigma Black belt
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TMGT 7400 - Logistics and the Supply Chain
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TMGT 8510 - Systems Design and Control
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GBTT 251 - Transportation Systems