Chantelle Reiter
About Chantelle Reiter
Chantelle Reiter is the Logistics Operations Lead at General Mills in Australia and the owner/operator of SilverHope Jewellery in Melbourne, with over 20 years of experience in supply chain management and logistics.
Title at General Mills
Chantelle Reiter currently holds the position of Logistics Operations Lead at General Mills in Australia. Her role involves overseeing logistics operations for one of the world's largest food companies, ensuring effective supply chain management and operational efficiency.
Education and Expertise
Chantelle Reiter studied Transport and Logistics Management at RMIT University from 2001 to 2003. She has over 20 years of experience in supply chain management and logistics, starting her career immediately after completing her studies. Her expertise spans demand planning, supply planning, and inventory management across various industries.
Professional Background
Chantelle Reiter has accumulated extensive experience in logistics and supply chain management through various roles. She worked at Michelin as a Supply Planner for three years, then at Freudenberg Household Products in Logistics for one year. Later, she was an Inventory Planner at Nylex Consumer Products for two years and a Demand Planner at Menora Foods for six years. At SPC Ardmona, she served as a Demand Planner before transitioning to General Mills, where she worked as a Supply Planner for five years before her current role.
Entrepreneurial Ventures
Alongside her corporate career, Chantelle Reiter is the owner and operator of SilverHope Jewellery in the Melbourne area. This role highlights her entrepreneurial spirit and ability to manage and grow a small business while maintaining her responsibilities in the logistics industry.
Versatile Logistics Professional
Chantelle Reiter's career showcases a versatile skill set in both demand planning and supply planning. She has been involved with logistics operations for major multinational corporations such as General Mills and Michelin, as well as smaller local businesses, demonstrating a robust background in inventory planning and logistics management.