Mark O'leary
About Mark O'leary
Mark O'Leary is a Supply Chain Optimization Manager at Glanbia Nutritionals in Chicago, with a background in Information Technology and Business Information Systems from University College Cork. He has extensive experience in supply chain management, data analysis, and process optimization, having previously worked as an SAP SCM Business Analyst at Glanbia.
Current Role at Glanbia Nutritionals
Mark O'Leary serves as the Supply Chain Optimization Manager at Glanbia Nutritionals, a position he has held since 2018. Based in Chicago, he focuses on enhancing supply chain efficiency and implementing optimization strategies. His role involves utilizing advanced data analysis skills to streamline operations and improve overall performance within the organization.
Previous Experience at Glanbia
Prior to his current position, Mark worked at Glanbia as an SAP SCM Business Analyst from 2012 to 2018 in Illinois. In this role, he was responsible for analyzing and optimizing supply chain processes, specifically within the SAP Order-to-Cash (OTC) framework. His contributions included implementing strategies that significantly improved operational efficiency at Glanbia Nutritionals.
Education and Expertise
Mark O'Leary studied at University College Cork, where he earned an Honours Bachelor of Science in Business Information Systems from 2008 to 2012. He also achieved a Bachelor of Science in Information Technology during the same period. His educational background provides a strong foundation in data analysis, with advanced skills in SQL and Microsoft Excel, as well as expertise in process mapping using Microsoft Visio.
Internship Experience
In 2011, Mark O'Leary completed a one-month internship at Merrill Lynch. This experience contributed to his professional development and provided insights into the financial services industry, complementing his academic background in business information systems.
Early Education
Mark attended St. Colmans College prior to his studies at University College Cork. His early education laid the groundwork for his later academic and professional achievements in the fields of information technology and supply chain management.