On-Demand Webinar: You’ve just received THE big promotion. You are now a manager responsible not only for your success but for the success of others as well. How do you adjust to leading others while also ensuring you continue to develop both professionally and personally? Join us to hear personal accounts from managers who successfully navigated the road to management and what they do every day to ensure they are top-performing managers within their organizations. Gather key insights related to adjusting to management, particularly earlier in your career.
Gain a thorough understanding of the traits and characteristics necessary to become a manager.
Speakers:
Courtney Cook eCommerce Operations Manager, Hallmark Cards
Courtney Cook is the eCommerce Operations Manager at Hallmark Cards. She is accountable for leading the team responsible for planning, forecasting, operational reporting, and execution tactics to ensure product availability. Courtney has spent her career immersed in the e-commerce world; she thrives on diving into data, solving problems, and keeping up-to-date with the ever-evolving digital world. Chelsea Howard Manager, Operations Support, Celtic International
Chelsea Howard is the Manager of Operations Support at Celtic International LLC where she leads process improvement projects across all departments from system enhancement rollouts to productivity analysis, and most recently building out the organization’s Training & Development programs.
Chelsea started her management career leading a small Sales Support team at Yusen Logistics (Americas). Through process management and streamlining, she evolved the team into a Process Improvement Department and soon thereafter the team was built out to an internal solutions group. Over the past 6 years, Chelsea has also sat on CSCMP’s YP Committee, currently serving as the EDGE Conference subcommittee co-chair. Chris Soloway Manager, Solutions and Strategy, XPO Logistics
At XPO Logistics, Chris leads a team responsible for formulating and executing key strategic initiatives for the company’s contract logistics business. His responsibilities include developing functional and go-to-market strategies, partnership and alliance expansion, competitive intelligence gathering, and new product development. Chris is a member of the CSCMP Young Professionals Committee.