Enterprise Mastermind Authors

Adam Moore

Adam Moore

Director of Supplier Diversity
Allen Chilson

Allen Chilson

Talent Acquisition Vendor Management Leader
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Amy Dawson

Global Contingent Workforce Operations Excellence Lead
Cris Robinson

Cris Robinson

Sr. Manager, Contingent Workforce Program
Fayez Nathoo

Fayez Nathoo

Global Talent Acquisition Leader
Janine Seker

Janine Seker

Global Senior Manager, Talent Acquisition Programs and Process
Keisha Stephens

Keisha Stephens

Contingent Workforce Program Director
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Lysa Marcouillier

Global Compliance Program Manager, Contingent Workforce
Mesambe Masago

Mesambe Masango

Contingent Workforce Program Manager
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Steven LaRochelle

Associate Director

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Abby Burton

Abby Burton

VP, Global Category Manager
Adam Nowaczynski

Adam Nowaczynski

Sr. Global Indirect Category Manager Contingent Labor
Alfonso Garcia

Alfonso Garcia

Global Category Manager - Indirect Procurement Contingent Workforce
Charlie Flocco

Charlie Flocco

Sr. Manager, Contingent Workforce Management
Eric Black

Eric Black

Strategic Sourcing Senior Consultant, Procurement
James Hong

James Hong

Global Process and Product Owner - Contingent Labor P2P
Lauren Jerit

Lauren Jerit

Sr. Manager External Staffing & Vendor Relations
Lorna Pluto

Lorna Pluto

Procurement Manager
Maureen Welsh

Maureen Welsh

Director of Contingent Labor
Meredith McGough

Meredith McGough

Sr Director, Contingent Labor
Micheal Sittler

Micheal Sittler

Director, Supply Service Center
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Rubyna Zito

VP, Technology Services and Operations
Richard Wiskin

Richard Wiskin

Global Contingent Workforce, Enterprise Supplier Solutions
Stacey Handshoe

Stacey Handshoe

Manager, Contingent Labor, HR
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Tawanna Steppe-Robinson

Senior Buyer
Vince DeMichael

Vincent DeMichael

Global Category Manager - Professional Services
Yesi Stolowski

Yesi Stolowski

Human Resources Leader - Retail/Supply Chain

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