Building the Bridge Between Production & Logistics - Seguridad Mania.com - España y América Latina

There are numerous critical points during the product lifecycle where conflicts arise due to intensive demands. Once vendors and production facilities have the goods ready for shipment, crucial tasks need to be completed to export and import the goods with ease, at the best price, and in the most efficient manner. By building the bridge between production and logistics, apparel companies can reduce costs, improve agility and increase speed. Join Amber Road’s Gary Barraco, Senior Director of Supply Chain Solutions, and Stephanie Miles, Senior Vice President of Commercial Services, to learn how to achieve the visibility needed through post-production to avoid potential delays and unnecessary shipment costs.

This webinar will be recorded and distributed to all registered participants. 

Gary M. Barraco, Senior Director, Supply Chain Solutions

Gary is responsible for the North American supply chain solutions sales operations and is a thought leader for the company in this space. He works closely with industry-focused trade association and cross-functional service providers to establish relationships that enhance the product offerings to benefit its customers.

Previously, Gary was VP of Industry Development for ecVision where he was instrumental in implementing marketing and sales programs that yielded exponential growth and spearheaded alliance relationships, positioning ecVision for success. Gary is a veteran of the US Army where his primary specialty was providing marketing support to Army National Guard recruiting and retention operations.

Gary received a BS from the State University of New York and is studying at Moravian College.

 About Stephanie Miles, Senior Vice President, Commercial Services

Prior to joining Amber Road, Stephanie ran the supply chain visibility company, BridgePoint, for 7 years as a first tier subsidiary of CSX. While at BridgePoint, she held the positions of Senior Vice President and General Manager, and also served as a Board Member. Stephanie entered the supply chain management industry in 1992, where she held numerous positions including product and project management, and Manager of Government Programs.

She holds a degree in mathematics from Pennsylvania State University. She is a member of the National Defense Transportation Association and the Council of Supply Chain Management Professionals.