Marcello Capriata
About Marcello Capriata
Marcello Capriata is a Sr. Analyst in Supply Planning at SC Johnson, based in Arese, Lombardy, Italy, with a strong educational background from institutions in Europe and the United States.
Title at SC Johnson
Marcello Capriata holds the position of Sr. Analyst, Supply Planning - EMEA at SC Johnson. In this role, he focuses on the supply planning aspects for the Europe, Middle East, and Africa (EMEA) regions from the company's location in Arese, Lombardy, Italy. His responsibilities include ensuring efficient supply chain operations and optimizing inventory management.
Educational Background
Marcello Capriata has an extensive educational background. He earned a Bachelor's degree from Politecnico di Milano, where he studied from 2011 to 2014. He continued his education at the same institution, attaining an MSc in Management Engineering from 2014 to 2016. Additionally, Marcello participated in the Athens Programme at MINES ParisTech in 2016 for 11 months and attended Harvard University in 2015 for an 11-month program.
Experience in Supply Planning
Marcello Capriata has been working in the supply planning field for over four years. Since joining SC Johnson in July 2019, he has applied his expertise to optimize supply chain practices within the EMEA region. His work involves enhancing product availability, reducing lead times, and managing inventory levels effectively.
Professional Expertise
With a strong educational foundation and practical experience in the supply planning sector, Marcello Capriata possesses significant expertise in supply chain management. His focus is particularly within the EMEA region, where he applies his knowledge to improve supply chain efficiencies. Marcello's role involves leveraging analytical skills to forecast demand, plan supply, and streamline operations.
Work Location and Region
Marcello Capriata is based in Milan, Lombardy, Italy. He operates professionally from SC Johnson's office in Arese, Lombardy, where he contributes to the supply planning functions for the EMEA region. His knowledge of the local and regional market dynamics informs his approach to supply chain management and planning.