Mark Cegelis has over 20 years of experience in Supply Chain and Procurement. Mark began their career in 1998 as a Purchasing Supervisor at UniFirst Corporation, where they negotiated and managed global product and service contracts and implemented strategic sourcing initiatives. In 2002, they moved to The Timberland Company as a Corporate Purchasing Agent, where they achieved cost reductions of 10-48%. From 2004-2006, they worked as a Procurement Manager at Trucklease - Division of Ford Motor Credit Corp, developing and implementing strategic procurement initiatives across the enterprise. Mark then joined Polaroid Corporation as a Senior Procurement Manager/Travel Manager, where they managed over 200 contracts with an aggregate value of over two hundred million dollars. In 2008, they became a Strategic Procurement Manager at iRobot, responsible for initiating strategic procurement programs across the enterprise. From 2013-2021, they were Head of Procurement at Enel X, where they established and administered global procurement and travel management functions and was a member of the Executive Committee. Currently, they are the Vice President of Supply Chain at GreenStruxure, where they are responsible for establishing supplier relationships and deploying marketplace engagement strategies.
Mark Cegelis obtained a BSBA in Management from Merrimack College in 1995, followed by an MBA in Organizational Behavior from Suffolk University - Sawyer Business School in 2006. In 2004, they obtained a Six Sigma Green Belt certification. Mark also completed a Fellowship in the Engineering Systems Division (ASP) at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in 2007.
September 1, 2021 - present
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