Mark Polivka
About
Mark Polivka is from St Louis, Missouri, United States. Mark works in the following industries: "Packaging & Containers", "Mechanical Or Industrial Engineering", "Information Technology & Services", "Electrical & Electronic Manufacturing", "Automotive", and "Logistics & Supply Chain". Mark is currently Vice President, Corporate Strategic Sourcing at Bunzl Distribution NA, located in Greater St. Louis Area. In Mark's previous role as a Vice President Supply Chain Management at TricorBraun, Mark worked in Greater St. Louis Area until Feb 2019. Prior to joining TricorBraun, Mark was a Director Strategic Sourcing at Nidec Motor Corporation and held the position of Director Strategic Sourcing at Greater St. Louis Area. Prior to that, Mark was a Manager Strategic Sourcing and e-Procurement at Emerson, based in Greater St. Louis Area from Jan 1999 to Jan 2001. Mark started working as Manager Strategic Sourcing Plastics at Emerson in Greater St. Louis Area in Jan 1997. From Jan 1996 to Jan 1997, Mark was Program/Account Management at ZF Group, based in Greater Detroit Area. Prior to that, Mark was a Supply Management Specialist at ZF Group, based in Greater Detroit Area from Jan 1994 to Jan 1996. Mark started working as Purchasing Coordinator at Honda of America Mfg., Inc. in Dayton, Ohio Area in Jan 1989.
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Mark Polivka's current jobs
Bunzl Distribution USA, Inc. supplies a range of products including outsourced food packaging, disposable supplies, and cleaning and safety products to food processors, supermarkets, non-food retailers, convenience stores and other users. Based in St. Louis, Missouri, Bunzl Distribution is the largest division of Bunzl plc, an international distribution and outsourcing group headquartered in London.
Mark Polivka's past jobs
TricorBraun is a packaging solutions company, focused on providing innovative, custom solutions for its many customers. An industry leader in glass and plastic containers, closures, dispensers and tubes, TricorBraun operates from more than 40 locations throughout North America and internationally from London, England: Guangzhou, China; Hong Kong, and Mumbai, India. TricorBraun’s advisory services range from preliminary planning and manufacturing oversight to warehousing and logistics programs. As the Vice President of Supply Chain reporting to the COO, responsible for $1 billion in annual purchases and three Supply Chain Directors, two Quality Engineers and three Analysts, built and executed on a continuous improvement Supply Chain business strategy giving TricorBraun the best cost position in the marketplace.
Emerson Motor Company was sold to Nidec Motor Corporation in 2010. The Emerson Motor Company is a $1.4 billion dollar division of Emerson Electric Co. in the Motors and Appliance Components Business Unit. Specializing in the design and manufacturing of electric motors, Emerson Motors has world wide manufacturing facilities with shared resources. Emerson Motors has six Divisions with each concentrating on various products and customers. As Director Strategic Sourcing reporting to the Vice President of Supply Chain responsible for $600 million in annual purchases and fourteen Commodity Managers, evaluating internal manufacturing operations for outsource opportunities while achieving annual savings targets.
Emerson Electric Company is a global leader in the application of innovative technologies for customers in commercial, industrial and consumer markets worldwide. With $14 billion in annual sales and operations throughout the world, Emerson holds leadership positions in each of its business segments: electronics and telecommunications; industrial automation; process control; heating; ventilating and air conditioning; and appliance and tools. As Manager Strategic Sourcing and e-Procurement reporting to the Vice President of Supply Chain led the implementation of Emerson's $1 billion FreeMarket's initiative while overseeing seven Cross-Divisional Commodity Managers and one Analyst and a $140 million plastic resin strategy.
As Manager Strategic Sourcing for Plastics reporting to the Vice President of Supply Chain, responsible for $260 million plastic strategy for Emerson's fifty Divisions, and management responsibility for three Cross-Divisional Commodity Managers and one Analyst.
LucasVarity was sold to TRW Automotive in 1999 who was then sold to the ZF Group in 2002. LucasVarity designs, manufactures, and sells active and passive safety related products and systems. The company offers active safety related products and systems comprising vehicle dynamic controls (braking and steering products) and electronics (driver assistance systems); and passive safety related products and systems, such as occupant restraints (airbags and seat belts) and electronics (airbag electronic control units, and crash and occupant weight sensors). It offers automotive systems, modules, and components to automotive original equipment manufacturers and related aftermarkets worldwide.
Digital Equipment Corporation was acquired in 1998 by Compaq, which subsequently merged with Hewlett-Packard in 2002.