Leslie Tuason
About Leslie Tuason
Leslie Tuason is a Sales Associate with a decade of experience at Ten Thousand Villages in Akron, Pennsylvania. Previously, she held various roles in procurement and leadership, including positions at Haas Group International, Puratos, and Accenture.
Current Role at Ten Thousand Villages
Leslie Tuason has been employed as a Sales Associate at Ten Thousand Villages since 2014. This role is based in Akron, Pennsylvania, where she has contributed to the organization's mission of promoting fair trade and supporting artisans from developing countries. Over her tenure of 10 years, she has engaged with customers, managed sales processes, and helped raise awareness about the products offered by the organization.
Previous Experience at Haas Group International
Leslie Tuason worked as a Buyer at Haas Group International for a period of 10 months from 2011 to 2012. In this role, she was responsible for sourcing and purchasing products, which involved negotiating with suppliers and managing inventory levels. This experience provided her with valuable insights into procurement processes within the industry.
Experience at Puratos
From 2012 to 2014, Leslie Tuason served as a Buyer at Puratos. During her two years in this position, she focused on procurement strategies, supplier relationships, and product sourcing. This role further developed her skills in purchasing and supply chain management.
Educational Background
Leslie Tuason earned her Bachelor's degree from Saint Joseph's University, where she studied from 2003 to 2007. This four-year program equipped her with foundational knowledge and skills that have been applicable in her various roles in sales and procurement throughout her career.
Early Career Roles
Leslie Tuason began her career with an internship at Target in 2006, which lasted for four months. Following this, she took on the role of Executive Team Lead at Target for four months in 2007. Additionally, she worked as a Young Adults Group Leader at St. Elizabeth Ann Seton from 2006 to 2009, where she engaged with community members and facilitated group activities.