Greg Smith

Greg Smith has a diverse work experience spanning several industries. Greg began their career as a Support Services Administrator at Litton Saudi Arabia Ltd. in 1987. Greg later worked at Texaco as a Development Manager for International Marketing & Brand Management, where they delivered business opportunities and led the design and development of a fuel and convenience industry website. Smith then joined Halliburton as a Global Strategic Procurement Manager, managing a team and improving the total cost of ownership. Greg continued their supply chain management career at ConocoPhillips as a Manager Strategic Sourcing, Global Well Ops, where they developed sourcing and contracting strategies and achieved significant cost reductions. At Talisman Energy Inc., they served as the Global Supply Chain Manager and later as the Global Strategic Sourcing Manager, leading various projects and generating savings through category management and strategic sourcing. Smith then joined Repsol as the Global Manager - Human Capital & Contingent Workforce, managing post-merger integration and achieving labor rate reductions. Greg also worked as a Supply Chain Advisor for the UK Business Transformation at Repsol. Currently, Smith is working as the US & Canada Business Development for InterDam, focusing on providing high-quality safety products for hazardous environments. In their most recent role at Ergon Partners, LLC, Smith served as a Principal, leading supply chain transformation projects and achieving significant savings in spend across different organizations. Overall, Smith's work experience showcases their expertise in supply chain management, strategic sourcing, contract negotiation, and cost optimization.

Greg Smith has a Bachelor of Arts (BA) degree in English Language and Literature from the University of Southern California. Greg also holds a Master of Business Administration (MBA) degree in International Marketing from the University of Phoenix. No specific start or end years were provided for either education.