Austin Osman
About Austin Osman
Austin Osman is the Assistant Logistics Manager at General Mills in Golden Valley, MN, with over a decade of experience at the company. He previously worked in the grocery industry for 7 years and holds a Bachelor's degree in History from St. Cloud State University.
Assistant Logistics Manager at General Mills
Austin Osman serves as the Assistant Logistics Manager at General Mills in Golden Valley, MN. He has held this position for over a decade, starting in 2013. In his role, Austin oversees various logistical operations, demonstrating a strong capability in managing supply chain processes for one of the leading food companies.
Previous Experience at Valley Natural Foods
Prior to joining General Mills, Austin Osman worked as the Grocery Lead at Valley Natural Foods from 2012 to 2013. During his tenure of one year, he was responsible for overseeing grocery operations, helping to streamline processes and improve department efficiency.
Managerial Role at Coborns Inc
Austin Osman has extensive experience in the grocery industry, having worked at Coborns Inc as the Manager of Grocery & Natural Foods Departments from 2006 to 2012. Over the span of six years, he managed both grocery and natural food sections, showcasing his ability to handle multiple departments and maintain high standards of quality.
Education at St. Cloud State University
Austin Osman earned a Bachelor's degree in History from St. Cloud State University, where he studied from 2001 to 2005. His educational background in history provided him with a strong analytical foundation, which he later applied in his professional career in the logistics and grocery sectors.
Professional Background in Grocery and Natural Foods
Austin Osman has a robust background in the grocery industry, accumulating seven years of experience before transitioning to logistics management. His roles in managing grocery and natural foods departments at Coborns Inc and Valley Natural Foods have equipped him with comprehensive knowledge and skills pertinent to these sectors.