Roger Y.
About Roger Y.
Roger Y. is the U.S. Operations/Supply Chain Manager at VanMoof, where he has worked since 2019. He has extensive experience in the consumer finished goods industry and a strong background in supply chain management.
Work at VanMoof
Roger Y. has been serving as the U.S. Operations/Supply Chain Manager at VanMoof since 2019. He is based in Brooklyn, New York, where he oversees various operational aspects of the company. His role involves managing supply chain processes and ensuring efficient operations within the U.S. market. His experience in the consumer finished goods industry supports his capabilities in handling the complexities of supply chain management.
Previous Experience in Supply Chain Management
Prior to his current role, Roger Y. held several positions in logistics and supply chain management. He worked at Esquire Footwear as the Director of Logistics for four months in 2014. He also spent four years at Aerosoles as Supply Chain/Vendor Compliance from 2014 to 2018, where he focused on ensuring compliance with vendor standards. Additionally, he served as Logistics PSA Manager at Granite Services, Inc. from 2008 to 2013, gaining extensive experience in logistics operations.
Education and Expertise
Roger Y. studied at SUNY Geneseo, where he earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in Sociology and Business Administration. His educational background provides a foundation for his expertise in supply chain management. He possesses strong skills in Electronic Data Interchange (EDI), which is essential for streamlining supply chain operations and enhancing communication between trading partners.
Background in Consumer Finished Goods Industry
Roger Y. has a background in the consumer finished goods industry, which includes experience with end-to-end product lifecycle management. This background equips him with the knowledge and skills necessary to manage supply chain processes effectively, from product development to distribution. His experience in this sector contributes to his understanding of market demands and operational efficiencies.