Elie Younes

An efficient and strategic head of inventory control with 6+ years of experience in the healthcare and retail industries. Proven record of delivering professional, adequate and detailed supply chain management for companies via various procurement routes. Effective leader who performs well in a collaborative environment with managers, employees, suppliers, vendors, and warehouse staff. Adept at planning, forecasting and procuring management for all products. Seeking to work in an environment that is conductive to my intellectual, professional, and personal growth, where I can contribute significantly to the growth of the team/organization with strong experience and expertise leading to success.

Lead the full supply chain process to ensure that the order, tracking and delivery of products comply with the set time and budget, while tracking shipments and addressing any delays • Forecasting supply and demand to prevent overstocking or running out‐of‐stock while preparing reports on purchases, including cost analyses and reviewing the quality of purchased products and performing regular inventory audits • Maintain updated records of purchased products, delivery information and invoices, enter purchase details (vendors’ information, invoices and pricing) into internal databases while submitting full detailed reports for review, approval and analysis to upper management • Compare and evaluate suppliers’ offers and negotiate profitable deals while liaising with warehouse staff and other internal teams to test products’ quality (status upon delivery and storage conditions) • Attend trade shows and exhibitions to stay up‐to‐date with industry trends while researching potential vendors

Design and implement an inventory tracking system to optimize inventory control procedures. • Examine the levels of supplies and raw material to determine shortages. • Document daily deliveries and shipments to update inventory. • Prepare detailed reports on inventory operations, stock levels, and adjustments. • Evaluate new inventory to ensure it’s ready for shipment. • Perform daily analysis to predict potential inventory problems. • Order new supplies to avoid inefficiencies or excessive surplus. • Analyze different suppliers to obtain the best cost-effective deals.

achelor of Administration in Accounting – 2011

Baccalaureate in Accounting and Informatics – 2009