Hentley Ignatius
About Hentley Ignatius
Hentley Ignatius is an Operations Manager at MI-GSO | PCUBED in London, England, with over 10 years of experience in leadership and operations management. He has held various roles in organizations such as Amazon Logistics, ERIKS UK, and Brunel University London, demonstrating expertise in problem-solving, B2B sales, and stakeholder management.
Current Role at MI-GSO | PCUBED
Hentley Ignatius serves as a Consultant at MI-GSO | PCUBED since 2021. He has been involved in various operational management projects, leveraging his extensive experience in leadership and team management. His role focuses on delivering effective solutions to clients in London, England.
Experience at Amazon Logistics
Hentley Ignatius has held the position of Operations Manager at Amazon Logistics since 2019. In this role, he applies his expertise in problem-solving and stakeholder management to enhance operational efficiency. His responsibilities include overseeing logistics operations and ensuring effective team collaboration.
Educational Background
Hentley Ignatius completed his Bachelor of Science in Business Management at the University of Essex from 2008 to 2011. He later pursued a Master of Business Administration (MBA) at Brunel University London, graduating in 2018. His academic background supports his professional expertise in operations management.
Previous Work Experience
Hentley Ignatius has over a decade of experience in various managerial roles. He worked at ERIKS UK as Assistant Manager and later as Regional Hub Service Centre Manager. His earlier roles include positions at Enterprise Rent-A-Car and Chelsea and Westminster NHS Trust, where he gained valuable insights into operations and team leadership.
Leadership Roles
Hentley Ignatius served as President of the University of Essex Students' Union from 2011 to 2012. In this capacity, he led initiatives to enhance student engagement and governance. His leadership experience is complemented by his role as a U.K Representative at the Global Young Leaders Conference in 2006.