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Imron Quamina

1317 East Little Creek Rd

San Diego, CA 92127

Cell: (619) 995-5642

QUALIFICATION SUMMARY:

Retired military veteran with 15 years of professional experience in Supply Chain Management and

Logistics. Exceptional communicator with strong service skills, outstanding problem-solving abilities and

a sharp aptitude for client needs assessment. Analytical and proactive in identifying process deficiencies

and enacting corrective actions to streamline efforts. Subject matter expert (SME) in both operational and

managerial processes involving the logistics field.

AREAS OF EXPERTISE:

Policies and Procedures Development Training Resolving Conflicts

Team Building Safety Organizational Development Leadership Quality Assurance Negotiating with others

EDUCATION:

Associate of Arts in Business Administration-excelsior college , (3.00 GPA)

Certificate in Profit and Non-Profit Leadership-Brandman University, San Diego, California (4.00 GPA)

Computer-Peripheral-Equipment Operator, Department of the Labor, USMAP (2000 hours)

EXPERIENCE:

05/2000 - Present

Logistics Trainer/Assessor (Navy Contractor)

Duties, Accomplishments and Related Skills:

As lead civilian trainer/assessor for the Sales Division (S-3), provided technical guidance, assistance, assessment, and training to 43 Pacific Fleet Ships.

· Maintains financial and material accountability in a variety of operational environments through the production and analysis of management reports produced by the Resale Operations Management (ROM II) system

· Trained S-3 personnel in all facets of retail sales management operations to include managing and operating retail and service activities afloat, E-Commerce, procuring ship’s store stock, receiving and managing retail inventory, maintaining financial records, accounting systems, and maintaining inventory and procurement databases

· Has knowledge of and uses a variety of modern E-Commerce and civilian automated systems and tools, including computer based cash registers, laser scanning, cash-less debit, and electronic data interchange systems

· Conducted 25 supply certifications, facilitated over 192 technical supports, and performed numerous onboard training sessions for all S-3/supply personnel involved

· Monitors 43 naval ships financial accounting, inventory control, and liabilities assumed in excess

of 500k, utilizing ROM II system perimeters for tracking purposes/progress, prepared operational reports, and provided solid feedback for 1.1 and 1.4 Supply Management Certifications (SMC)

· Managed all services activities in ROM II configured ships and provided over 192 technical supports involving ROM II errors, corrected all discrepancies impacting the ships operational capabilities, ensuring a fleet ready to support its SMC certification and supply mission

· Understands best business practices of perpetual inventories and cost-based accounting, resulting in fifteen naval ships earning a final grade of outstanding and ten naval ships earning a final grade of excellent