Greg Scharine
About Greg Scharine
Greg Scharine is the Associate Director of Business Performance Improvement in Supply Chain & Operations Management at Protiviti, with extensive experience in strategic sourcing and supply chain management.
Title
Greg Scharine currently holds the position of Associate Director in Business Performance Improvement (BPI) within Supply Chain & Operations Management at Protiviti.
Professional Background
Greg Scharine has amassed extensive experience in supply chain and operations management, including positions at well-known companies like Polaris Inc., Nestlé, and Protiviti. He has held roles such as PG&A Purchasing Manager, Global Strategic Sourcing Manager, and Strategic Sourcing GDP Program Manager, demonstrating a consistent focus on strategic sourcing and procurement.
Previous Roles
Before his current role at Protiviti, Greg Scharine worked at Polaris Inc. in various capacities including PG&A Purchasing Manager, Global Strategic Sourcing Manager, and Strategic Sourcing Manager from 2018 to 2023. Additionally, he served in purchasing and strategic packaging roles at Nestlé. His earlier career includes positions such as Sourcing Specialist and Purchasing Manager at Nestlé, and consulting roles at Smyth Companies and Periscope.
Education and Expertise
Greg Scharine earned his Master of Business Administration (MBA) in Logistics, Materials, and Supply Chain Management from Washington University in St. Louis - Olin Business School. He completed his undergraduate degree in Business Administration - Operations Management from the University of St. Thomas. His expertise lies in implementing change management strategies within supply chains, and he is skilled in using Alteryx for data analysis and process optimization.
Volunteer Work and Interests
Outside of his professional career, Greg Scharine is actively engaged in volunteering for non-profit community organizations. He also has a strong interest in entrepreneurship and is passionate about driving operational efficiency through lean principles.