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After 25 years of financial administration and planning experience with large corporations...
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Managed all aspects - sales, operations, purchasing, finances, marketing, legal, HR, Retirement...
Agriculture and Farming, Arts and Entertainment, Consulting, Research and Business Services, Educational Services, Environmental Services, Marketing, Advertising and Creative Services, Restaurants and Hospitality, Retail and Wholesale Trade, Transportation and Warehousing
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Coin Laundry
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Ray's prior experience includes 33 years with First Union National Bank/Wachovia Bank,...
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40+ years in food distribution and manufacturing business.
Retired division...
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Expert in Business Start ups, Buying and Selling a Business, Business Plans, Business Legal Forms...
Banking, Financial Services and Insurance, Construction, Industrials and Utilities, Consulting, Research and Business Services, International Trade, Imports / Exports, Manufacturing & Mining, Personal Services and Wellness, Real Estate, Rental Services and Leasing, Recreation and Travel, Restaurants and Hospitality, Retail and Wholesale Trade, Transportation and Warehousing
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Strategic Planning, Operations, Marketing, Finance, Technology
Intel Corporation, 1984-2005,...
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Presently Employed at Omaha Steaks Omaha Ne. Major Skills include STARTING NEW BUSINESSES,...
Arts and Entertainment, Banking, Financial Services and Insurance, Government Contracting, Health Care and Life Services, Homeowner Services/Home Improvement, Marketing, Advertising and Creative Services, Nonprofit, Public and Professional Organizations, Restaurants and Hospitality, Retail and Wholesale Trade, Technology and Web-Based Services, Transportation and Warehousing
Business Finance & Accounting, Business Operations, Business Strategy & Planning, Government & Regulations, Human Resources & Internal Communications, Intellectual Property, Legal Services, Manufacturing & Product Development, Non-Profit, Sales, Marketing & Public Relations, Supply Chain Management, Technology & IT Services
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