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A Logistics Coordinator is responsible for coordinating the flow of goods within a supply chain. Their main duties include managing workflow, scheduling production times for each project, and coordinating the receiving or shipment of supplies or equipment. They also prepare, route and manage a company’s purchase orders. Logistics Coordinators work with various stakeholders, including shippers, carriers, and customers, to ensure that shipments are delivered on time and in good condition. They also use IT systems to manage stock levels, analyze budgets and process shipments.

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A supply chain manager is responsible for Managing the logistics process for the development of new products, inventory maintenance, manufacturing, shipment and delivery, and returns on products. Keeping detailed records, generating reports, and developing presentations to help management understand the logistics perspective. Building relationships within the company and with external parties, such as suppliers or distributors. Developing and implementing supply chain strategy to maximize customer satisfaction at the lowest possible cost. Leading the supply chain team in executing best practices and measuring performance through agreed upon Key Performance Indicators (KPIs).

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The warehouse manager is responsible for overseeing the day-to-day operations of warehouses and distribution facilities.  Responsibilities include Managing inventory levels, coordinating shipping, supervising staff, implementing procedures, managing all warehouse activities, including receiving and distribution operations.

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A freight forwarder is a person who organizes goods shipments on behalf of a client from a point of origin to a destination by an agreed delivery date and for an agreed price. They work in the transport sector, but do not actually carry out the transport of goods themselves. Typical responsibilities of a freight forwarder include considering and planning the most effective route for freight, organizing the transportation of freight between intermediate destinations, tracking the movement of freight using software and satellite technology, reporting back to clients, keeping them up to date with the progress of goods, negotiating prices with carriers, booking cargo space, arranging for customs clearance and ensuring that all necessary paperwork is completed accurately and on time.

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A Customer Service Specialist should possess excellent communication and interpersonal skills to understand and address customer concerns effectively. They should have good problem-solving skills to handle complaints and issues promptly and professionally.

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An Inventory Control Specialist, oversees the ordering, storing, receiving and distributing processes of an organization’s products and supplies. Their main duties include controlling the flow of supplies and equipment, tracking and analyzing inventory maintenance and developing protocols for loss mitigation.

The coveted position of treasurer is the career summit that management accountants aspire to. Treasurers take responsibility for all financial activities within a corporation, including managing liquidity risk, managing cash, issuing debt, hedging foreign exchange and interest rate risk, securitizing, overseeing pension investments, and managing capital structure. The corporate treasurer typically sits on the corporation’s board of directors and chairs its finance committee but is usually not involved in day-to-day operations. 

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