Axel Phillips
About Axel Phillips
Axel Phillips is a Senior Manager of Asset Protection in DC Operations at Advance Auto Parts, with extensive experience in crisis management and recovery operations. He has a background in retail management and holds certifications in advanced interrogation techniques.
Work at Advance Auto Parts
Axel Phillips has been employed at Advance Auto Parts since 2008, where he holds the position of Senior Manager Asset Protection in DC Operations. In this role, he is responsible for overseeing asset protection strategies and ensuring operational efficiency within the distribution center. His extensive experience in the retail sector supports his ability to manage complex security and operational challenges.
Previous Experience at Circuit City
Before joining Advance Auto Parts, Axel Phillips worked at Circuit City for 11 years, from 1990 to 2001. He served as General Manager, where he managed store operations and staff, contributing to the overall performance of the retail chain during its operational years.
Experience at Best Buy
Axel Phillips worked at Best Buy from 2001 to 2008, holding various positions, including District Manager. His responsibilities included overseeing multiple store locations and implementing strategies to enhance sales and customer service. His tenure at Best Buy further developed his leadership and operational skills in the retail environment.
Education and Expertise
Axel Phillips studied general studies at Fox Senior High, earning his diploma from 1984 to 1986. He furthered his education at the University of Missouri-Columbia, where he studied journalism from 1987 to 1989. In addition to his academic background, he is Advanced Wicklander/Zulawski Certified, specializing in advanced interrogation techniques, which enhances his skills in crisis management and recovery operations.
Professional Interests and Memberships
Axel Phillips is an avid scuba diver, reflecting his interest in underwater exploration. He is also a professional photographer, dedicated to capturing moments through his lens. Additionally, he is a member of the Loss Prevention Research Council (LPRC), where he contributes to industry research and development, demonstrating his commitment to advancing practices in asset protection.