John S. DuBiel is the CEO, Managing Partner and Founder of Supply Chain Edge. 

John has over twenty five years of senior management experience in the consumer goods, packaging and industrial manufacturing verticals, with a strong focus on global transportation, distribution, manufacturing, packaging, and warehousing. He is nationally recognized and brings numerous accomplishments to the table for Supply Chain Edge and its customers.  He negotiates and manages logistics expenditures of more than $300 million annually for clients.  He has facilitated and managed successful cost savings projects, yielding more than $100 million dollars for nearly fifty Fortune 1000 Companies. 

Prior to founding Supply Chain Edge, John was the Global Vice President of Logistics and Transportation for the Revlon group of companies.  Under his direction, his team established and maintained the strategic framework for all Distribution and Supply Chain initiatives, related to the formulation of processes, policies, procedures and terms with suppliers, agents, forwarders, carriers and Third Party Logistics Suppliers.  These efforts were facilitated on behalf of Revlon, Coleman Outdoor Products, General Wig, Consolidated Cigar, Meridian Water Sports, Marvel Entertainment and other companies under the MAFCO umbrella.

Additionally, John led the team that negotiated all transportation and distribution contracts at the international, national and regional levels.  He managed a $150 + million global transportation budget. John also led corporate efforts to centralize worldwide Supply Chain services, supporting supply chain networks in the U.S. and thirty international markets, servicing customers in 150 countries. He also created and implemented operational plans to deploy more than four million shipments annually. 

Prior to his tenure at Revlon, John held numerous management positions for United Parcel Service, Inc., primarily in Productivity and Operations Management.  John is a former Officer of NASSTRAC (National Small Shipment Traffic Conference), and a two time “Distribution Magazine Shipper of the Year Award” winner.  He has lectured and taught graduate classes at the Fisher Business School at Ohio State University.  He is referenced in the “Who’s Who of Distribution Executives”.  John resides in North Carolina with his wife and three children. 

Joe Brady is the Senior Partner with Supply Chain Edge. Joe is responsible for all business development, customer service, and alliance creation activities.

A sales and marketing veteran in the transportation and supply chain solutions marketplace, Joe brings twenty years of sales and marketing experience to Supply Chain Edge. For most of his career, Joe has worked for start-up and entrepreneurial organizations and played a pivotal role in the accelerated growth of those organizations. As a front-line salesperson, he has earned numerous honors as the top salesperson over the years. As a senior manager, he has played an instrumental role in assisting with the development of new products and services, built and led successful sales teams, and helped define and craft the strategic direction of these enterprises.

Joe has served many of the Fortune 1000 including Wal-Mart, Kimball International, Sara Lee, Revlon, Johnson & Johnson, L'Oreal, Bayer, Kmart, Applied Industrial Technologies, and The Hon Corporation.  Additionally, Joe has served on a number of logistics and supply chain councils on behalf of his customers. 

Joe is a graduate of the University of Dayton and the Case Western University Professional Fellows program. He currently serves on the Board of Directors for National House Association and formerly served on the Board of Directors for Big Brothers/Big Sisters of Northeast Ohio and Witness Justice in Washington D.C.  He is active in numerous industry organizations including the National Industrial Transportation League, Council of Supply Chain Management Proefessionals, and the Turnaround Management Association.

Joe lives in Ohio with his wife and three children.

Tony Bozzuto brings 25 plus years of experience to the Supply Chain Edge team with deep skill sets in logistics, sourcing, material management, and manufacturing support. Strategic planning, cost reduction, and system redesign are also strong suits that Tony brings to any client.

Tony has held senior level supply chain positions for major corporations and consulting firms and prior to joining Supply Chain Edge, Tony served as the Director of Global Supply Chain for 3D Systems where he led the entire supply chain organization. Additionally, Tony was the Director of Global Logistics for the Ingersoll-Rand Company where his team managed a logistics budget of $250 million for 143 locations. To support Ingersoll-Rand’s China initiatives, Tony’s team was also responsible for implementing and overseeing the logistics strategy to support this global initiative.

Prior to his corporate work experience, Tony served in numerous supply chain and logistics related positions for the U.S. Navy and he brings a military type discipline, efficiency, and process and results oriented mind-set to any client relationship.

Tony holds an MBA for National University out of San Diego, CA, a BS in Civil Engineering from the University of Connecticut, a BA in Mathematics for the University of Connecticut, and attended the Navy War College. Tony holds a C.P.M. certification, a Professional Logistics Certification from Georgia Institute of Technology, and completed a Naval career as a Lieutenant Commander.

Mark received his Bachelor of Science degree from Purdue University and his Master’s degree in Business Administration with Distinction from the Harvard Business School where he was honored to be the first U. S. Steel Industrial Fellow. Between undergraduate and graduate school, he served four years as a commissioned officer in the U. S. Navy and served on active duty in Viet Nam.

Mark’s career in supply chain management has been nearly equally divided between consulting and industry. In industry, Mark has worked for U.S. Steel, Hughes Aircraft , Baxter Laboratories, Pactiv Corporation Stepan Chemical Company and Abbott Laboratories. Uniquely, Mark has successfully re-designed the Supply Chain for several companies while serving as the senior Logistics executive. In his consulting role, he assisted other companies to achieve excellence in logistics. He was a staff consultant for McKinsey & Company, Booz, Allen and Hamilton, Price Waterhouse and A.T. Kearney.

While involved in these work responsibilities, Mark has also been on the faculty of the University of Chicago, where he taught courses in Supply Chain Management in the Graduate Business School. He has lectured in the Northwestern University Executive Program on Logistics and Distribution Management has served as guest faculty member at the Illinois Institute of Technology, Memphis State University, Ohio State University, University of Illinois and Northwestern University.

Mark has also served as an Expert Witness before the Interstate Commerce Commission and as an advisor to the Defense Logistics Agency. His opinions on national issues have been presented to the White House Office of Science and Technology, the Office of Manpower and Budgeting and the Departments of Defense, Transportation and Commerce and a sub-committee of the United States Senate.

Mark maintained membership in Council of Logistics Management for 25 years, serving as a frequent speaker, Round Table officer and Track Chair, and also as the 1995 General Conference Program Chairperson. He has served for several years on the CLM Executive Committee, and was Chairperson responsible for research strategy in Logistics.

Mark’s career was highlighted in the cover story of the June 2000 issue of Chief Logistics Officer Magazine, a quarterly supplement to Transportation and Distribution Magazine.

Dave Durtsche specializes in helping organizations find solutions to their Supply Chain strategy and performance needs. He has extensive experience across several industries in designing and implementing high performance processes and systems. Dave has had the opportunity to help numerous multi-billion dollar firms increase profit and market share. Prior to his affiliation with Supply Chain Edge, Mr. Durtsche was a Partner with Computer Sciences Corporation and has held senior level Supply Chain Management positions with several Fortune 500 firms.

Dave holds a B.A. degree from Gustavus Adolphus College in St. Peter, Minnesota, and did graduate work at the University of Minnesota. Dave served as the Partner in Charge and co-author for a year long research effort between CSC and the University of Tennessee for the Council of Supply Chain Professionals (formerly CLM), which resulted in the book, Keeping Score - Measuring the Business Value of Logistics in the Supply Chain. Recently he was a member of the Oversight Committee for the research project on Communicating the Value of Supply Chain Management to Your CEO. As an active member of CSCMP, Dave has held numerous offices in the organization: Past President of the Twin Cities Roundtable, Co-founder of the Heartland Roundtable, and a recent Member of CSCMP’s Executive Committee.

Dave is a frequent speaker at CSCMP events, and professional seminars / workshops in the USA and Europe. Additionally, he is part of the program faculty for several of the University of Wisconsin’s Executive Education offerings.

Daryl R. Hinton has over thirty years of transportation, distribution and industrial engineering experience. Daryl’s Logistics career began in 1972 as an Inventory Management Specialist in the United States military.

Over the last 20 years, Daryl has held various supervisory and management positions in Operations, Transportation, and Distribution in the private sector. Daryl spent most of his corporate career working for Revlon. Prior to his Revlon experience, he held a number of operational positions with Carolina Freight Carriers.

Daryl earned his Bachelor of Arts degree in Business Administration from the University of North Carolina in Charlotte. He also holds additional degrees in the arts and accounting.

Michael J. Johnston is a senior business leader who specializes in delivering significant performance improvement in manufacturing businesses of all types. He advises and consults on business strategy and implementation, performance metrics, product portfolio rationalization, sales channel development, marketing strategy, manufacturing process improvement, cost reduction, reorganization, change management, management succession planning, exit strategies and team building. Mr. Johnston is accredited by the Institute for Independent Business as a Senior Executive Associate.

Mr. Johnston developed his business skills during an almost twenty year career at General Electric where he progressed through a number of progressively more responsible assignment in GE’s Switchgear, Motors and Major Appliance businesses. He has also held senior operating positions with Danly Die Set, a division of Connell Ltd. Partnership, Black & Decker’s Household Products business, Philips Consumer Electronics Service Co. and as President & CEO of Hedstrom Corporation, a manufacturer of children’s active play and leisure products.

Mr. Johnston holds a BS Chemistry from St. Joseph’s University in Philadelphia. He has also completed extensive management training courses with GE’s Crotonville, NY training center and with Philips NV in the Netherlands.

Gary has over thirty years of experience in all aspects of international transportation and is well versed in Information Systems.

Gary began his transportation career as a subcontractor representing over 50 LTL carriers in Northeast Ohio as a Damaged Freight Inspector. He then joined Preston Trucking as Claims Prevention Supervisor before joining Revlon Consumer Products.

During his tenure with Revlon, Gary held several key positions, including Warehouse Manager, Plant Manager, and Director of Transportation. These roles encompassed all facets of Warehousing and Transportation Management. Gary was noted for his ability to cultivate long-term service provider relationships while aggressively pursuing and realizing cost reductions and process improvements.

Most recently with Supply Chain Edge, Gary served as the interim Director of Transportation and Distribution for one of the largest clients of Supply Chain Edge. In that capacity, Gary and his team led an effort that generated a 20% reduction in transportation, improved customer delivery times by over 30%, and centralized a purchasing group for over thirty plants.

Gary earned his Bachelors of Science degree in Information Systems from the University of Phoenix.

Mike Gamel is Chairman of Mexpress Transportation. Mike started in the trucking business as a teenager at Yellow Freight and has held numerous operational and senior management positions in the trucking industry, including Chief Executive Officer.

A true entrepreneur, Mike started and grew his own trucking company from ground zero to $60 million in annual revenues in the early 1980's. Known as one of the most energetic and innovative minds in trucking, Mike saw a tremendous opportunity emerging in the mid 1980's if one could just solve the myriad of headaches and bottlenecks of U.S./Mexico trucking. He started Mexpress to realize this vision.

One eloquent proof of his unique solution to these significant transportation problems is that Mexpress is able to equal or surpass airfreight into the interior of Mexico using trucks! Numbering among Mike's ownership interests is a Mexican custom brokerage firm, which is an integral part of the Mexpress concept of total control of a shipment, and a California intra-state trucking and warehousing company.

The Mexpress concept, virtually proprietary, allows a business to ship to Canada, United States and Mexico with no delays or paperwork hassles at the border. Utilizing his tremendous skill sets in innovation, technology development, and the ability to craft and cultivate international partnerships, Mike has eclipsed the goal of borderless LTL/TL deliveries in Mexico. Mike and his team help businesses get established and expand in Mexico without the pain points typically suffered by any organization doing business and transporting goods to and from Mexico.

Mike actively participates in numerous transportation and cross border related organizations.

Shyam S. Sethi is a Team Member with Supply Chain Edge.

Throughout his career, Shyam has worked on over one hundred projects for companies in logistics strategy and operations. Areas of focus have included logistics networks, distribution operations, forecasting and inventory management systems, transportation, and customer service.

Shyam earned his Bachelor of Science degree in Mechanical Engineering from BIT in India and a Masters degree in Industrial Engineering from the University of Wisconsin, Madison.