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    Amy Hwang

    Executive Assistant at Lob - We're Hiring!

    Amy Hwang is an accomplished professional with a strong educational background and diverse experience in supply chain management, marketing, and business operations.

    Amy holds a B.S. degree in Supply Chain Management with a minor in Chinese and achieved an impressive 3.92 GPA from Arizona State University - W. P. Carey School of Business. She also pursued business studies at the University of Michigan and earned her HS Diploma from Phillips Academy.

    Amy has held key roles such as Executive Assistant at Lob, Purchasing & Ops Manager at Vintner's Daughter, Strategic Sourcing Manager at Density Inc., Global Supply and Demand Leader at Genentech, Global Supply Planner at Microsoft, and Procurement Supply Chain Specialist Intern at BP.

    Her experience also includes roles as a Brand Manager Intern at Brian Reyes, Consultant at New Venture Group LLC, Consultant at Alpha Kappa Psi, and Sales Associate at Saks Fifth Avenue.

    With a solid academic foundation and a wealth of professional experience across various organizations, Amy Hwang is well-equipped with the skills and knowledge in supply chain management, operations, and marketing.

    Her role as an Executive Assistant at Lob demonstrates her ability to multitask, coordinate activities, and provide high-level administrative support. Amy's tenure as a Strategic Sourcing Manager highlights her expertise in procurement and strategic vendor management.

    In her previous positions at Genentech, Microsoft, and Vintner's Daughter, Amy showcased her leadership skills by effectively managing global supply chains and demand planning processes.

    Throughout her career, Amy has demonstrated a knack for problem-solving, effective communication, and strategic decision-making, making her a valuable asset to any organization in need of supply chain expertise.

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    San Francisco, California