Hoang DangLeadership - Passion - Loyalty

Supply Chain Management Professional | Male | 25/12/1990

Experience New Graduate

Latest company VBA - Vietnam Basketball Association as Team

Coordinator, Hanoi Buffaloes

Highest education Bachelors

Languages English | Vietnamese

Email hoangdang2512@gmail.com

Phone +84 90-211-6929

Address Hanoi, Vietnam

SUMMARY

An ambitious and professional individual with highly motivated and optimistic mindset!

Seeking to work in an environment that is challenging and allows me to contribute to the

continued growth and success of the organization. Interested in Supply Chain and Sales

services. Offering experience in customer service, purchasing and pricing, inventory

management, replenishment, and merchandising. Strengths include:

• Leadership and professional skills

• Project management and Business

planning experience

• ERP-SAP, ShopperMX, Retail Link,

Data Analysis

• Effective communicator, written and

spoken English and Vietnamese

SKILLS & EXPERTISE

Leadership

Languages

Team-oriented

Time Management

Public Speaking

Social Skills

Communication

Business Planning

Strategic Planning

Project Management

Event Management

Sales & Marketing

Customer Service

Customer Satisfaction

Sales Planning

Retail Sales

Supply Chain

Consumer Products

Data Analysis

ERP

Data Management

Purchasing

Pricing

Inventory Management

Merchandising

WORK EXPERIENCE

June 2016 - December 2016 (6 months)

Team Coordinator, Hanoi BuffaloesVBA - Vietnam Basketball Association

• Took responsibility as a communication key between Head Coach, the VBA league, Thien

Minh Group and players

• Oversaw team planning, operations, travel arrangements

• Organized medical team of 4 and insurance of players

• Worked on administrative procedure for the team

• Managed & arranged team administrative procedure, activities and practice facilities

January 2016 - May 2016 (5 months)

Project CoordinatorMcMillion Innovation Studio – Sam M. Walton College of Business, University of Arkansas

• Prepared project proposal, and specification forms, testing agreement, and job description

for robot operator and handler

March 2015 - June 2016 (1 year 4 months)

Facility (Operations) SupervisorUniversity Recreation (UREC) - University of Arkansas

• Directed operations in 2 University Recreation facilities; Managed 80 student staff

members

• Organized and supervised 4 fitness programs, 3-5 swim meets every year, and variety of

special events; Ensured patrons’ and facility’s safety

• Served as the lead contact for daily operation; Leaded building tours for prospective

students and the campus community; Upheld UREC policies and procedures; Assisted in

hiring and training of 150 new student employees; Ensured staff operational coverage for 5

facility positions

November 2014 - April 2016 (1 year 6 months)

Director of ProgrammingStudents of Retailing Excellence (STORE) - National Retail Federation

• Assisted the Vice President in preparing a variety of efforts and initiatives to further the

goals of the STORE and to enhance the experience of the members

• Generated ideas for event collaborations and help to implement program planning

• Built and developed committee members through mentorship or coaching to ensure they

are becoming integrated with STORE, setting them up for potential leadership roles

• Served as a bridge between STORE members and Executive Leadership of STORE,

Center of Retailing Excellence (CRE) Board members

• Provided operational support to all events ran by STORE including technology support, etc.

• Brained storm and execute innovative social or professional events that will drive engaging

relationship between STORE and members

August 2014 - December 2014 (5 months)

Special Events AssistantRazorTemps - University of Arkansas

• Coordinated and served in "Bid-day 2014": 3-hour program with attendance of more

than1,000 including students, parents, and media

• Served and covered a vast range of responsibilities depending on each assignment and

on-campus events, as well as upon the department's needs

August 2011 - June 2012 (11 months)

Co-Founder/Operation ManagerBlock Footwear

• Build our sporting goods retail store from the ground up; Accountable for replenishment

and merchandising of more than 500 SKUs

• Visited factories in China for negotiations; Monitored transportation process; Prepared

budget and forecast demands; Determined united price and markdowns

• Directed and coordinated online campaigns and attended Expo to promote our brand

PROJECTS

Starship delivery robot - McMillon Innovation Studio

February 2016 to May 2016

Members: Hoang "Lee" Dang, Brianna Maldonado, Alexis Arguello

Starship Technologies is building robotic platforms designed to fundamentally revolutionize

the local delivery of goods. Starship Technologies will introduce fleets of small, safe,

practical, free from CO2 emissions, and best of all, earthbound, delivery robots, which will

create unprecedented convenience and cost savings for individuals, while opening up new

opportunities for businesses such as parcel delivery firms or grocery stores.

https://www.starship.xyz/

MediCat by Paw-sitivity; PepsiCo Mentored Team, 1ST PLACE - MKTG 3653: Category Management Topics

August 2015 to December 2015

Members: Hoang "Lee" Dang, Shayne Wiedemann, Luke Cashman, Katie Boyd, Brittany

Bowden

PAWSITIVITY’s mission is to allow pet owners to spend every moment loving their furry

friend and not a single moment questioning their health.

Believe in us because we make a product that consumers need (litter). Data shows it is a

great seller and consumers will buy it. The litter benefits the owner and the pet in peace of

mind and the health of the pet. The risk is worth it because it really isn’t much of a risk since

consumers should buy litter. Our product is simply a better, premium litter.

Muesli Operational Plan

January 2016 to May 2016

Members: Hoang "Lee" Dang, Maxwell Harry, Jorden Runeberg

Our team has been provided a data set encompassing historical data for a number” of

companies competing in the Muesli cereal market. The objective is to analyze this data set

with the SAP BO tools (Explorer, Analysis, Lumira and Dashboard Design) in order to select

a company that we would recommend purchasing in order to increase the success of that

company.

The initial analysis cover all aspects of the company across the 8 rounds of data available

and include: Sales, Production, Procurement, and Finance. The initial analysis concluded

with a method of interpreting the value and a purchase price for the company our team

selected.

In addition to the initial analysis, we provided a plan that would include projected raw

material procurement, suggested production levels, marketing expenditures, transfer

requirements (HANA data set) and anticipated sales volumes.

BlueStar Office Supply - Company Study Case

August 2015 to December 2015

Members: Hoang "Lee" Dang, Muhamad Aladdad, Connor Brown, Nate Michaud, Paul

Stevenson

BlueStar supplies products to major retailers, distributors, wholesalers, small business

owners, and consumers. BlueStar generates annual revenue of $950m. Their primary

market consists of the United States and Canada also supplies a minority of business

revenues.

BlueStar company has made some regretful decisions in the last year that is affecting

product margins and the sustainability of the entire company. BlueStar has a large market

share, but they have experienced numerous problems within their supply chain and more

specifically in their transportation group. Transportation costs now account for over 30% of

product costs and BlueStar cannot remain competitive if this is not rectified. It was clear that

transportation cost reduction is a key priority for the company. We want to focus on

strengthening relationships and getting back to using or our old core carriers in the form of

truckload.

Grand Comics Database (GCD); SPARK Database Consulting and Design - ISYS 3293: Systems Analysis and Design

January 2015 to May 2015

Members: Hoang "Lee" Dang, Annalisa Scharff, Margaret Olateru, Joey Hostetter, Nick

Yarbrough

Web pages and the Internet have become some of the most important things for a business.

In the case of GCD (Grand Comics Database), they have an outdated website and need the

database to come to fruition. The current website is cluttered and hard for users to navigate

so we will be designing a new website that will be easy for users to search what comic they

would like to read and read it easily on their computer, tablet, or smartphone. This new

design will help the GCD compete with brick and mortar comic books stores as well as help

them become a bigger presence in the comic book industry.

The Path to Education (TPTE) for our youngsters, 1ST PLACE - CEO Global Arkansas Chapter

January 2016 to May 2016

Members: Hoang "Lee" Dang, Moises Guerra, Pejman Ahmadiannamini, Alexandru M.

Avram, Jose Santos, Josten Moreno, Samantha Nicodemus, Chad Manning

Young boys and girls from disadvantaged families and from foster cares lack access to

information about what career options education could potentially create for them.

Organized campus tours exist, but they are very general and short and there is usually no

‘hands-on’ experience included. Furthermore, they are usually targeted at senior high-

schoolers.

We design a flexible itinerary that will include a visit to all the main university departments,

‘hands-on’ experiences and with informative stops along the way. The tour should leave the

kids with a real feeling of college life and what opportunities education can bring. The goal is

to create a fun and engaging experience but, most importantly, it should informative and

leave the kids with a person of contact for any question they might have.

The campus tour is not a typical tour meant to advertise for potential applicants. The

expected outcome is to have kids think about their interests early on and, thus, open the

avenue for them to work towards tailoring their career and future early on.

EDUCATION

August 2013 - May 2016

Bachelor of Science in Supply Chain Management & Information SystemUniversity of Arkansas - Sam M. Walton College of Business

Honors and Awards

• Arkansas Non-Resident Tuition Award 2013-2016

• NRF Student Ambassador, Students of Retailing Excellence (STORE) - National Retail

Federation, Arkansas Student Chapter

• Leadership Walton class of 2016 with 46 members

• University Recreation, Employer of the Year, May 2015

• Director of Programming (Event Chair), Students of Retailing Excellence (STORE) -

National Retail Federation

• 1ST PLACE - MKTG 3653: Category Management Case Competition - MediCat by Paw-

sitivity; PepsiCo Mentored Team

• 1ST PLACE - CEO Global Arkansas Chapter - Community Project: The Path to Education

(TPTE) for our youngsters

Organizations

Students of Retailing Excellence (STORE) - National Retail Federation, University of Arkansas Student Chapter - Director of Programming 2014-15 and Level 3 Member; NRF

Student Ambassador at Retail Big Show, New York 2016

CEO Global USA, Arkansas Student Chapter - Peer Mentor

Council of Supply Chain Management Professionals (CSCMP) - Active Member

Vietnamese Student Association (VSA) - Active Member

ALPFA at the University of Arkansas - Active Member

ENACTUS (SIFE) - Member

Courses

Foundations of Sustainability

Principal of Transportation

Business Logistics

Logistics Provider and Carrier Management

Supply Chain Strategy

Business Application Development

ERP Fundamentals

ERP Configuration and Implementation

Human Capital

Seminar in ERP Development

Financial Resources

Strategic Management

Category Management

Leadership

Advanced Logistics Operations

Certifications

Enterprise Resource Planning - SAP

ShopperMX - InContext Solutions

The Way to Success, Executive Education Certificate - CEO Global USA

Leadership Walton - Sam M. Walton College of Business

Heartsaver CPR AED - American Heart Association | American Stroke

VOLUNTEERING

Vision Dinner Helper with Cru Global

Arkansas CRU fund raising dinner.

“Fill the Bus” Volunteer at United Way of Northwest Arkansas

Helped making sure that kids across Northwest Arkansas are prepared with the supplies they need to start school confidently and begin the school year ready to learn.

Vendors FORE Education Golf Tournament - with Center for Retailing Excellence - Sam M. Walton College of Business, University of Arkansas

The 2015 Vendors FORE Education Golf Tournament raised over $50,000 to support students at the University of Arkansas in the Sam M. Walton College of Business and the Women's Golf Program.

Make a Difference Day – Native Plant Volunteer at Beaver Watershed Alliance

Helped to improve water quality on the West Fork of the White River and in Beaver Lake by spreading seed, planting, removing invasive plants, picking up trash at the restoration site, and more.