Hope Global
Patricia Lugo is an experienced logistics professional with a career spanning over two decades, currently serving as the International Logistics Manager at Hope Global since March 2015. In this role, Patricia oversees international logistics, compliance, and the development of logistics suppliers, contributing to programs such as IMMEX and CTPAT. Prior experience includes positions as Jefe de Tráfico Internacional at Tupperware Brands and Operador de Logística at Schweitzer Engineering Laboratories. Earlier in the career, Patricia held various roles at Hope Global, Bader, and Jhonson Control Inc., focusing on international trade and customs. Patricia holds a Master's degree in Supply Chain, Logistics, and International Trade from Universidad La Salle Bajío and a Bachelor's degree in International Trade from Instituto Politécnico Nacional.
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Hope Global
Hope Global - Creative Engineered Solutions We have a long history of being an innovative and creative manufacturing solutions provider. Founded in 1883 as Hope Webbing Company in Pawtucket, RI, USA, today Hope Global has grown to an 800-person, world-wide manufacturer that prides itself in providing not only high-quality products and components but also innovative manufacturing solutions to meet our customers’ needs. We take the word “Global” in our name literally as we have facilities in the Rhode Island; Detroit, Michigan; Mexico; Czech Republic; China and Brazil allowing us to provide customers with mirror manufacturing for faster distribution and the most cost-effective production. Today our list of manufacturing capabilities include, among other processes: braiding, weaving, knitting and wire draw, cut and sew, and assemblies. Over the years, while manufacturing has continually improved, matured, modernized and utilized technology, one thing that has remained constant at Hope Global is our goal of being a business partner to our customers rather than just a manufacturing vendor. Every decision we make is based on making a positive impact on our customers’ business. That means being driven to get it done (whatever “it” is) no matter what it takes. For example, as a privately held company we have a faster route to capital and a willingness to invest in our customers’ needs. Over the years we’ve invested in proprietary machine capabilities, manufacturing processes, new materials and our workforce. That’s what manufacturing business partners do: We put customers’ needs first.