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Peter Wiedmer
Global Procurement & Supply Chain Executive - Operations - Vendor Mgmt - 20+ Years - Six Sigma - Lean - P & L - MS, MBA
Peter Wiedmer is a seasoned Global Procurement and Supply Chain Executive with over two decades of experience in various aspects of supply chain operations, global sourcing, operations management, vendor relations, contract negotiations, and budget management.
His expertise encompasses global organizational development, productivity, cost reduction enhancements, multi-site manufacturing, safety requirements, customs regulations, tariffs, low cost country procurement, multi-lingual international marketing, and new product introductions.
Peter is renowned for his detail-oriented approach, proven track record in identifying inefficiencies, and implementing strategies that drive cost reductions and enhance product quality, leading to sustainable year-over-year bottom-line growth.
An adaptable leader with strong communication and interpersonal skills, Peter excels in establishing and nurturing long-term professional relationships with clients and vendors worldwide.
His extensive Commodities Management and Sourcing experience covers regions like China, Malaysia, Vietnam, Philippines, Central America, Japan, South Korea, India, and Europe, sourcing a wide range of commodities from raw materials to electronic components and pharmaceutical ingredients.
Peter's success extends to leading global procurement, supply chain, and manufacturing operations, focusing on contract negotiation, cost reduction, logistics, quality assurance, risk management, and problem resolution.
He is well-versed in methodologies such as Six Sigma, Lean, Kaizen, Poka-Yoke, 5S, JIT, and Kanban, implementing cost-effective initiatives to strengthen manufacturing operations.
Peter holds a Master of Science Degree in Manufacturing Engineering from the University of Lausanne, an MBA in Supply Chain Management from the University of Zurich, and a Bachelor of Business Administration in Marketing and Marketing Management from the University of Stuttgart.