Rachel Fransioli
About Rachel Fransioli
Rachel Fransioli is the Contracts Lead at ExxonMobil, managing a portfolio of contingent labor agreements valued at over 2 billion dollars. She has a background in the US Army and holds a Master's degree from Michigan State University and a Bachelor's degree from Eastern Michigan University.
Current Title and Role at ExxonMobil
Rachel Fransioli is the Contracts Lead at ExxonMobil, a position she has held since 2017. In this role, she manages a portfolio of contingent labor agreements valued at over 2 billion dollars. Her responsibilities include providing market intelligence for strategic initiatives and facilitating significant cost savings on a global scale. Additionally, she leads a global work group focused on ensuring IRS compliance and mitigating co-employment risks. As part of the Contingent Labor program, she also stewards client relationships for global Supplier Relationship Managers.
Previous Experience at US Army
Prior to her role at ExxonMobil, Rachel Fransioli served in the United States Army. From 2014 to 2017, she was a Field Artillery Officer based in Arlington, Virginia. Before that, she worked as a Human Resource Specialist from 2011 to 2014, also in Arlington, Virginia. Her military experience has equipped her with strong leadership and management skills, which she has effectively transitioned to her corporate responsibilities.
Educational Background in Business and Political Science
Rachel Fransioli obtained her Master's degree in Leadership and Business Management from Michigan State University - the Eli Broad College of Business, where she studied from 2016 to 2018. She also holds a Bachelor's degree in Political Science and Government from Eastern Michigan University, completed between 2010 and 2014. Her educational background provides a solid foundation in both business and political science, complementing her professional roles.
Academic Foundations
Rachel Fransioli completed her high school education at Salem High School in 1970. Her early academic experiences laid the groundwork for her subsequent higher education and professional achievements.