Rebekah Archer
About Rebekah Archer
Rebekah Archer is the Supply Chain Manager, Global Ops & Capabilities at General Mills, with over 15 years of experience in logistics and supply chain roles.
Current Role at General Mills
Rebekah Archer is currently serving as the Supply Chain Manager, Global Ops & Capabilities at General Mills. In this role, she oversees operations and capabilities on a global scale, ensuring smooth and efficient supply chain processes. She has been instrumental in implementing strategies that boost operational efficiency and effectiveness across various regions.
Previous Positions in Logistics and Supply Chain Management
Rebekah Archer has held multiple positions at General Mills over the past 15 years. She has served as the Sourcing Logistics Manager, Logistics Business Manager for Yoplait and Pillsbury, Customer Logistics Associate, Demand Planner for Temporary Food Service, Distribution Management Assistant in Cedar Rapids, and Logistics Intern. These roles have given her extensive experience in various facets of logistics and supply chain management.
Education at University of Minnesota
Rebekah Archer studied at the University of Minnesota's Carlson School of Management, where she earned a Bachelor of Science in Business (BSB) with a focus on Supply Chain Management and Marketing. She attended the university from 2000 to 2004, gaining foundational knowledge that she has applied in her various roles throughout her career.
Implementation of Visibility Tool
Rebekah led the implementation of a new visibility tool at General Mills, significantly improving supply chain transparency across multiple regions. This tool has been vital in providing better oversight and control, enhancing the efficiency and responsiveness of the supply chain operations.
Development of Global Supply Chain Capabilities
Rebekah played a key role in developing global supply chain capabilities that have enhanced operational efficiency at General Mills. Her efforts contributed to creating more streamlined processes and reducing complexities within the global supply chain network.