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Gary Gilbert, MBA
Supply Chain Management - Warehouse Management • Logistics • Process Improvement • Trainer
Gary Gilbert is a retired United States Navy veteran with over 25 years of experience in warehouse management and logistics. He has demonstrated his exceptional problem-solving skills and ability to manage teams with impressive results. With a Master's Degree in international business and management, Gary has a well-rounded educational background. He has expert knowledge on SAP, JD Edwards, and ChemPax, which enables him to oversee a range of activities such as purchasing, inventory management, and warehouse functions.
Gary has managed and provided logistics support for over 125 staff across a 4-state area, achieving top 5% success rates within the shortest time possible. He has established a competitive bidding process to maximize revenue generation, created and implemented policies, and procedures manual, and directed all aspects of planning for the maximum productivity of over 35 recruiters. Additionally, he drafted and monitored a 3.5 million dollar annual budget for four years.
Gary's extensive expertise shows that he is familiar with various software that is generic to warehousing and understands the concept of Lean Six Sigma and process improvement. As a result, Gary has been able to ensure the maximum utilization of facilities with ease in the accessibility of products. Despite being retired, Gary remains capable of learning and utilizing proprietary software relevant to technology advances, making him a versatile professional in his field.
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Hey Everyone!
I am putting together a book called "Women in Space" that will be calling for the stories and voices of women that work in the space industry. I have seen the book Galaxy Girls by Libby Johnson but I think there should be a book that highlights all of the women in the Space Industry, not just the famous Astronauts. The space industry isn’t often talked about in schools as a career option (especially for young women), and I would like you to help me change that narrative!
I am an author who is striving to acknowledge the contributions of women working backstage and at the forefront of the space industry. I aim to bring women working in various space departments to the spotlight to show that the male-dominated industry has a wide array of opportunities for women. I also plan on donating 75% of the profits to a scholarship at the International Space University. I am looking forward to hearing their voices and bringing female opportunities in the space industry to light.
Submissions should be around 1200-1500 words and submitted to [email protected] by April 5th, 2023. This book will be geared toward young girls in grades 8-12. Please feel free to share this information with anyone that you think would be interested in contributing to my book.
Thanks everyone!
