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link hidden, please login to view brought together its global network of suppliers for the bi-annual Global Supplier Event, held earlier this month in Ludwigsburg. Guided by the motto “Transform to Perform – Perform to Transform”, link hidden, please login to viewhighlighted the pivotal role of suppliers in the company’s ongoing journey of transformation and performance excellence, the company said. Over 50 companies from 17 different countries got the opportunity to network and discuss topics around procurement, filtration technologies and execution management. “In this uncertain environment, is more important than ever to stay innovative, competitive, and fast when it comes to strategy execution,” said Hanno Höhn, Chief Procurement Officer at the MANN+HUMMEL Group. “Because only together, we can transform successfully”.
“Our goal is to be at the forefront of advancements, ensuring that we not only keep pace with industry changes but also drive them,” said Kurk Wilks, CEO and President of the MANN+HUMMEL Group. “We thank our suppliers for their commitment to help us meeting our strategic objectives and market demands. Together, we can capitalize on emerging opportunities and drive sustainable growth,”
Supplier Awards 2024
MANN+HUMMEL recognized its top suppliers for their exceptional contributions in various categories:
Partnership: Anhui Zhongding Sealing Group, Atlantic Packaging, Gaubb Industries Corporate Social Responsibility: Envalior Risk Management: Zhejiang Yinlun Machinery Quality: LADESA Logistics: ZALESI Technology: TK Group Commercial Excellence: Hollingsworth & Vose, Wallner Expac, Zhenhan Jiangxi Science and Technology The post
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link hidden, please login to viewannounced that Ken Bush, senior vice president, chief merchant, will retire from the company after nearly 20 years and be succeeded by Bruce Starnes, who has been named executive vice president, chief merchant, effective June 24, 2024. The 48-year-old Starnes will lead all aspects of merchandising strategy. He joins
link hidden, please login to view from the Target Corporation where he spent nearly 20 years in a variety of product management roles. According to the company, he most recently served as senior vice president, merchandising capabilities and operations. Previously, he served as president of Target India and vice president, digital solutions and partnerships. “We are very grateful for the many contributions Ken has made to our industry over the past 37 years. He has helped strengthen our merchandising operations and built a talented team within the merchandising organization, making it an optimum time to make a leadership transition. We wish him all the best in his upcoming, well-deserved retirement,” said Shane O’Kelly, Advance’s president and CEO. “I’m excited to welcome Bruce to the Advance family. As a seasoned and accomplished merchandising executive with more than 25 years of experience, Bruce brings a deep understanding of successful merchandising operations and vendor partnerships as well as a proven track record of results at one of the world’s leading retail organizations. I look forward to working closely with him to take our merchandising operations to the next level.”
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By Advance Auto Parts
RALEIGH, N.C.--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- Advance Auto Parts, Inc. (NYSE: AAP), a leading automotive aftermarket parts provider in North America that serves both professional installer and do-it-yourself customers, today announced that Ken Bush, senior vice president, chief merchant, will retire from the company after nearly 20 years and be succeeded by Bruce Starnes, who has been named executive vice president, chief merchant, effective June 24, 2024.
Mr. Starnes, 48, who will lead all aspects of merchandising strategy, joins Advance from the Target Corporation where he spent nearly 20 years in a variety of product management roles of increasing responsibility. Most recently, he served as senior vice president, merchandising capabilities and operations, where he was responsible for the strategy, capability and execution of Target’s merchandising operations, including price and promotions, in-store presentation, sales plans, negotiations, partnerships and vendor experience. Previously, he served as president of Target India and vice president, digital solutions and partnerships.
“We are very grateful for the many contributions Ken has made to our industry over the past 37 years. He has helped strengthen our merchandising operations and built a talented team within the merchandising organization, making it an optimum time to make a leadership transition. We wish him all the best in his upcoming, well-deserved retirement,” said Shane O’Kelly, Advance’s president and CEO. “I’m excited to welcome Bruce to the Advance family. As a seasoned and accomplished merchandising executive with more than 25 years of experience, Bruce brings a deep understanding of successful merchandising operations and vendor partnerships as well as a proven track record of results at one of the world’s leading retail organizations. I look forward to working closely with him to take our merchandising operations to the next level.”
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