Charlotte Atkins
About Charlotte Atkins
Charlotte Atkins is a Senior Logistics Planner at General Mills in Uxbridge, England, with a background in logistics and business management.
Company
Charlotte Atkins currently works at General Mills as a Senior Logistics Planner in Uxbridge, England, United Kingdom. Her role involves optimizing logistics operations, managing inventory, and streamlining the supply chain. Before General Mills, she worked at several other companies, including Xerox, Geodis, Encore Personnel, EIC Limited, and New Look.
Title
Charlotte Atkins holds the position of Senior Logistics Planner at General Mills. Her responsibilities include managing inventory, leading cross-functional teams, and implementing logistics strategies to optimize supply chain operations.
Education and Expertise
Charlotte Atkins studied Business Management at Bucks New University, achieving a BA Hons in 2012. Earlier, she achieved an HNC in Business Management from Uxbridge College. Her academic foundation is further strengthened by certifications in Lean Six Sigma, which has been instrumental in her logistics planning and optimization work. Additionally, Charlotte volunteers as a mentor for young professionals through the Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport (CILT).
Background
Charlotte Atkins has extensive experience in logistics and administration, having worked for Xerox as a Logistics Executive from 2015 to 2019 in Uxbridge, and as a Fleet Administrator at Geodis from 2014 to 2015 in High Wycombe. She also has experience as a Branch Administrator at Encore Personnel in Slough and as a Project Administrator at EIC Limited. Early in her career, she served as a Supervisor at New Look in Uxbridge.
Achievements
At General Mills, Charlotte Atkins implemented a new inventory management system that reduced stock discrepancies by 15% and led a cross-functional team to streamline the supply chain process, reducing delivery times by 10%. She also developed a logistics strategy that improved customer satisfaction scores by 20%. Her participation in a company-wide sustainability initiative contributed to a 5% reduction in carbon footprint. Additionally, Charlotte presented on 'Innovative Solutions in Supply Chain Management' at the UK Logistics Conference in 2022.