Tiffany Dixon
About Tiffany Dixon
Tiffany Dixon serves as the Area Director of Replenishment at US Foods, where she has effectively managed inventory and improved service levels. With a background in Business Administration and extensive experience in supply chain management, she has demonstrated success in various leadership roles across multiple organizations.
Work at US Foods
Tiffany Dixon has been employed at US Foods since 2015, where she has held multiple roles. She currently serves as the Area Director of Replenishment, a position she has held since 2023. Prior to this role, she worked as a Senior Category Buyer and as a Replenishment Manager. In her capacity at US Foods, she has successfully led initiatives that resulted in a 98.8% service level and reduced unproductive inventory by over 15%, enhancing warehouse capacity and safety.
Education and Expertise
Tiffany Dixon earned her Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) in Business Administration, Management and Operations from Judson University. Her educational background provides her with a solid foundation in management principles, which she applies in her professional roles. Her expertise includes supply chain management, inventory control, and team leadership, particularly in the food service industry.
Background
Before joining US Foods, Tiffany Dixon worked at Target Corporation as a Group Leader from 2012 to 2015. During her tenure at Target, she led initiatives that significantly reduced the injury rate and achieved a high on-time delivery rate. Prior to her role at Target, she worked at Exel as a Coordinator/RMA Expeditor from 2007 to 2012, where she gained valuable experience in logistics and operations.
Achievements
Tiffany Dixon has a notable track record of achievements in her career. She successfully managed and motivated interns through the Year Up Organization, achieving a 66% conversion rate to full-time employment. At US Foods, she spearheaded major customer and assortment transitions, contributing to a 98.8% service level. Additionally, her efforts at Target resulted in a reduction of the injury rate from 13.6% to 5.4% and a delivery rate exceeding 97%.