Manuel Misael Salomón Luévano

Manuel Misael Salomón Luévano has a diverse work experience in strategic sourcing and procurement. Manuel Misael began their career as a Shipping Assistant at Corning Optical Communications, where they coordinated shipments and maintained communication with clients and logistics agencies. Manuel Misael then worked as a Becario en Compras (intern) at Dynasol Elastomers, where they managed orders and negotiated with suppliers.

After that, Manuel joined Aquanima as a Procurement Analyst, handling purchase projects for Santander Group and other clients. Manuel Misael also served as a Strategic Sourcing Analyst, analyzing large databases and preparing negotiation strategies.

Manuel later joined Jugos Del Valle-Santa Clara as a Purchaser, responsible for purchasing marketing commodities and maintaining communication with suppliers and in-house clients.

Currently, Manuel works at Grupo México, first as a Senior Procurement Analyst, managing strategic sourcing projects and analyzing big data. Manuel Misael then advanced to Strategic Sourcing Manager, overseeing the company's spend and market projections. Currently, they hold the position of Strategic Sourcing Deputy Director, managing global sourcing projects for 13 business units and more than 40 processing plants. Manuel Misael focuses on various categories such as grinding media, explosives, maintenance and parts for major equipment, hydrocarbons, and transportation services. Manuel is skilled in tracking KPIs and ensuring cost efficiency. Manuel Misael also conducts market analysis using international indexes.

Manuel Misael Salomón Luévano has an education history that includes a Maestría in Inteligencia Analítica, obtained from the Universidad Anáhuac during the period from 2016 to 2018. Manuel Misael also completed an Especialidad in Minería de Datos at the same university from 2016 to 2017. Prior to that, they pursued a Pre-Especialidad in Gestión logística, de materiales y de la cadena de suministro at IEST Anáhuac from 2013 to 2014. Manuel also holds an Engineer's degree in Ingeniería industrial, which they earned from IEST Anáhuac between 2010 and 2014.