Maureen Cervone

Maureen Cervone has a strong background in operations and leadership roles, primarily in the logistics and retail industries. MAUREEN'smost recent position is as Vice President of Operations at CLASQUIN, a role they started in January 2022. Prior to that, they held the position of Midwest Regional Manager at CLASQUIN from October 2019 to January 2022.

Before joining CLASQUIN, Cervone worked at Röhlig USA from 2016 to 2019, starting as a Branch Manager and later becoming the Midwest Regional Vice President. In these roles, they managed a large staff and was responsible for coordinating import and export operations, ensuring timely and accurate processes, and facilitating speedy delivery to customers.

From 2010 to 2016, Cervone worked at Tigers Limited, where they held various leadership roles, including General Manager and Director of Strategic Accounts. In these positions, they managed a team of staff members, provided excellent customer service, and developed business relationships with clients.

Prior to their time at Tigers Limited, Cervone worked at ALDI US as an Assistant Store Manager, where they handled day-to-day store operations, managed inventory, and ensured profitability.

Cervone's early career included roles at Reilly International and Piher Sensors and Controls. At Reilly International, they worked as a Business Development Specialist and later as an Import Manager, where they developed sales leads, improved operations, and managed a team of import specialists. At Piher Sensors and Controls, they worked in Purchasing and Inventory Management, where they reduced inventory levels and improved customer service.

Overall, Cervone has extensive experience in operations, leadership, sales, and customer service, with a focus on driving efficiency and delivering high-quality service.

Maureen Cervone attended Niles West High School from 1985 to 1988, where they pursued a general studies curriculum. Following their high school education, in 2008, they briefly attended the College of DuPage to further their studies in general studies, but did not obtain a degree.