Duane Thomas Murphy

Duane Thomas Murphy, MA has over 30 years of experience in various roles related to logistics and supply chain management. Duane Thomas'smost recent position was as the Director of US Sales and Operations at Newell's Express Worldwide Logistics Ltd., where they were responsible for overseeing sales and operations in the United States. Prior to that, they were an Adjunct Instructor for Global Logistics at California State University-Dominguez Hills, where they trained individuals from logistics companies in various aspects of international shipping and supply chain management.

Duane Thomas also worked as a Senior Sales Support Coordinator at A.P. Moller - Maersk, where they provided technical sales support in North America. Duane has experience as the Director of Global Operations at Jacaju Cargo USA, Inc., where they managed all transportation and logistics functions in North America, including contract negotiations and Ecommerce programs.

Additionally, Duane worked as a Trade Management Executive at Livingston International, specializing in customs clearance and trade compliance. Duane Thomas has also worked as an Independent Business Consultant, providing strategic recommendations to clients in the medical and logistics industries, and as a Western Region Sales Manager at Yusen Logistics (Americas) Inc., where they developed and maintained international vendor management services.

At United Parcel Service, Duane served as the Business Development and International Operations Manager, overseeing international export distribution operations and conducting personnel training.

Overall, Duane Thomas Murphy, MA has a wealth of experience in logistics and supply chain management, with a strong focus on international shipping, customs compliance, and sales support.

Duane Thomas Murphy, MA holds a B.S. in Business Administration with a focus in Marketing from California State University, Long Beach. Duane Thomas also obtained an M.A. in Management/TQM, SPC from the University of Redlands, where they studied from 1996 to 1998.