Gan Danardojo

Gan Danardojo has extensive work experience in various roles related to logistics, procurement, and materials management.

Starting in 1990, Gan worked as a Design Engineer at Caltex Pacific Indonesia. From 1991 to 1994, Gan served as the Logistics Supervisor & Bid Committee Chairman at ARCO Indonesia, where they were responsible for managing the purchase order process and improving decision-making in vendor selection.

In 1994, Gan joined ARCO International (AIOGC) as a Buyer/Expediter, where they coordinated material logistics and developed work schedules and training plans. From 1997 to 2000, Gan was a Contract & Purchasing Coordinator at ARCO International (AIOGC), overseeing procurement activities, negotiating contracts, and coordinating inventory control.

In 2001, Gan became a Sr. Purchasing Agent at Electrovaya, managing procurement for production and research projects. Gan also generated production schedules and negotiated with overseas suppliers. From 2005 to 2008, Gan worked as a Materials Manager at Textron - David Brown Union Pump - Canada, focusing on applying Lean and 5S concepts to procurement and warehousing activities.

Returning to Electrovaya in 2008, Gan took on the role of Purchasing and Logistics Manager / Project Manager. Gan managed materials and logistics for manufacturing operations and led several project management initiatives, including battery projects for Chrysler and the National Research Council of Canada.

Since 2015, Gan has been working as the Director of Global Logistics at Green Belting Industries, where they oversee logistics operations and ensures compliance with workplace safety, environmental regulations, and hazmat logistics.

Throughout their career, Gan has developed skills in procurement, logistics management, project management, and negotiation. Gan has experience working with government authorities and international suppliers.

Gan Danardojo completed their B.Sc in Mechanical Engineering from Institut Teknologi Bandung from 1984 to 1989. Gan then pursued a Master's degree in Business from USC Marshall School of Business from 1996 to 1997.