April 10 2021
Volume:
51
Issue:
07
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MDM's inaugural class of Women in Distribution Award winners make for a powerful group of leaders whose company initiatives and industry outreach are a boon to the profession. Read their stories in the April 10 issue.
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These extraordinary women are taking the industry to new heights through strong leadership and mindful investments in the future.
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Carrie Kessel learned the distribution business by osmosis, as she grew up doing everything from mowing the lawn to counting inventory to filing documents.
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Jennifer Murphy’s advice to women just starting out in the distributor industry is to continually cultivate their networking opportunities.
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Jessica Yurgaitis follows in the footsteps of her grandmother and great-grandmother at one of the largest industrial suppliers in the Intermountain West.
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Joyce Lansdale was instrumental to the creation of VICKIE, an acronym for “Voices Inspiring Change, Knowledge, Innovation and Empowerment,” Vallen’s employee resource group designed to recruit strong, diverse candidates into leadership.
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The future we’re headed toward has no sympathy for resource constraints, resistance to change or incompatible legacy systems.
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Though a relative newbie to the distribution industry, Finlayson has brought a solid business acumen to the company she bought from her parents a few years ago and is now seeing the industrial supplier thrive.
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Rose Chen is driving new growth opportunities by promoting cross-collaboration with emerging technology partners across artificial intelligence, Internet of Things (IoT), and digital technologies.
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As the chief human resources office for Crescent Electric Supply Co., Swambar is leading the charge in the company's "war for talent," but she brings much more to the electrical distribution business.
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Rosana Chaidez crafts NB Handy’s Future Leaders program whereby the company hires college graduates each year to develop them into sales or operations leaders within the company.
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Robyn Pollina rose through the ranks from accountant to CEO, ensuring along the way that company culture and giving back to communities are core values for the employee-owned business.
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Nancy Goedecke and her three siblings are the third-generation owners of Mayer and, along with their spouses, make up what is now known as the G3 (Generation 3) Group.
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Petra Schindler-Carter has been with Amazon Business since it rebranded from AmazonSupply in 2015, and she is a major reason for the division's success.
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Lauren Roberts, CEO, doubled the company's net profit during the pandemic without having to let any employees go.
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As the president/CEO and owner of The Part Works Inc., a company her parents started, Parris now gets to combine her own experience and skills with the foundation they built.
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Mazzarella's rise to the top at Grayber is legendary, and she is out to help distributors learn from her experience and expertise.
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During the pandemic, Julie Copeland expanded the company’s bottom line by selling directly to consumers via a new consumer division.
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Millard might have handed the reins of the electrical distributor's top executive post to a successor, but her legacy at the company and in wholesale distribution is intact.
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Patel used her extensive B2C e-commerce experience when building a digital sales channel for the landscape equipment distributor.
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Vrancic might officially be the director or marketing, but she has proven to be so much for the industrial distributor since joining the company in 2002.
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ADI Global Distribution vice president of global operations helped carry the company through the complexity of COVID-19 with "creative and unique" solutions.
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MDM's inaugural class of Women in Distribution Award winners make for a powerful group of leaders whose company initiatives and industry outreach are a boon to the profession. Read their stories in the April 10 issue.
- Premium
These extraordinary women are taking the industry to new heights through strong leadership and mindful investments in the future.
- Premium
Carrie Kessel learned the distribution business by osmosis, as she grew up doing everything from mowing the lawn to counting inventory to filing documents.
- Premium
Jennifer Murphy’s advice to women just starting out in the distributor industry is to continually cultivate their networking opportunities.
- Premium
Jessica Yurgaitis follows in the footsteps of her grandmother and great-grandmother at one of the largest industrial suppliers in the Intermountain West.
- Premium
Joyce Lansdale was instrumental to the creation of VICKIE, an acronym for “Voices Inspiring Change, Knowledge, Innovation and Empowerment,” Vallen’s employee resource group designed to recruit strong, diverse candidates into leadership.
- Premium
The future we’re headed toward has no sympathy for resource constraints, resistance to change or incompatible legacy systems.
- Premium
Though a relative newbie to the distribution industry, Finlayson has brought a solid business acumen to the company she bought from her parents a few years ago and is now seeing the industrial supplier thrive.
- Premium
Rose Chen is driving new growth opportunities by promoting cross-collaboration with emerging technology partners across artificial intelligence, Internet of Things (IoT), and digital technologies.
- Premium
As the chief human resources office for Crescent Electric Supply Co., Swambar is leading the charge in the company's "war for talent," but she brings much more to the electrical distribution business.
- Premium
Rosana Chaidez crafts NB Handy’s Future Leaders program whereby the company hires college graduates each year to develop them into sales or operations leaders within the company.
- Premium
Robyn Pollina rose through the ranks from accountant to CEO, ensuring along the way that company culture and giving back to communities are core values for the employee-owned business.
- Premium
Nancy Goedecke and her three siblings are the third-generation owners of Mayer and, along with their spouses, make up what is now known as the G3 (Generation 3) Group.
- Premium
Petra Schindler-Carter has been with Amazon Business since it rebranded from AmazonSupply in 2015, and she is a major reason for the division's success.
- Premium
Lauren Roberts, CEO, doubled the company's net profit during the pandemic without having to let any employees go.
- Premium
As the president/CEO and owner of The Part Works Inc., a company her parents started, Parris now gets to combine her own experience and skills with the foundation they built.
- Premium
Mazzarella's rise to the top at Grayber is legendary, and she is out to help distributors learn from her experience and expertise.
- Premium
During the pandemic, Julie Copeland expanded the company’s bottom line by selling directly to consumers via a new consumer division.
- Premium
Millard might have handed the reins of the electrical distributor's top executive post to a successor, but her legacy at the company and in wholesale distribution is intact.
- Premium
Patel used her extensive B2C e-commerce experience when building a digital sales channel for the landscape equipment distributor.
- Premium
Vrancic might officially be the director or marketing, but she has proven to be so much for the industrial distributor since joining the company in 2002.
- Premium
ADI Global Distribution vice president of global operations helped carry the company through the complexity of COVID-19 with "creative and unique" solutions.
