Abigail Summers
About Abigail Summers
Abigail Summers is an Indirect Material Specialist at Allison Transmission, where she has worked since 2002. She holds an Associate of Arts degree in Economics and Business from Indiana Wesleyan University and has contributed to the company's expansion into hybrid-propulsion systems and international manufacturing facilities.
Work at Allison Transmission
Abigail Summers has served as an Indirect Material Specialist at Allison Transmission since 2002. In this role, she has contributed to the company's operational efficiency and supply chain management. Summers has been involved in significant projects, including the development of manufacturing facilities in Hungary and India. Her tenure at Allison Transmission has coincided with the company's expansion into hybrid-propulsion systems for city buses, marking a pivotal shift in their product offerings. Throughout her time at the company, she has witnessed its growth into a market presence in over 80 countries.
Education and Expertise
Abigail Summers studied at Indiana Wesleyan University, where she focused on Economics and Business, earning an Associate of Arts degree. This educational background has provided her with a solid foundation in economic principles and business practices, which she applies in her current role at Allison Transmission. Her expertise in indirect materials and supply chain processes has been developed over her extensive career in the industry.
Background
Prior to her role at Allison Transmission, Abigail Summers worked at Allison Payment Systems as a Quality Control specialist from 1999 to 2002. This three-year experience in quality assurance helped her develop skills essential for maintaining high standards in manufacturing and operational processes. Summers has spent over two decades in the automotive and manufacturing sectors, contributing to her comprehensive understanding of the industry.
Achievements
During her time at Allison Transmission, Abigail Summers has been part of key initiatives that have shaped the company's strategic direction. She has played a role in the establishment of manufacturing facilities in Hungary and India, which are crucial for the company's global operations. Additionally, her involvement in the transition to hybrid-propulsion systems for city buses reflects her contribution to innovative projects aimed at enhancing sustainability in transportation.