Terry Mason

Terry Mason has a diverse work experience spanning several industries and roles. Terry is currently employed at PRIMED Medical Products Inc. as the Manager of Transportation Operations Excellence. Prior to this, they spent five years at J Ennis as the Global Supply Chain Manager, where they were responsible for various logistics and supply chain services, budget management, contract management, and team development. Before that, they worked at URS Flint (now part of URS Corporation) as a Manager, overseeing subcontractors, fuel, and facilities. Their earlier experience includes a role as a Senior Manager at Alberta Health Services, where they led a team in delivering logistics and supply chain services. Finally, at the beginning of their career, they worked for the Government of Canada as a Logistics Officer, managing various departments and handling risk assessment, logistical support, and contract management.

Terry Mason's education history includes a Bachelor's Degree in Logistics, Materials, and Supply Chain Management from Seneca College. They also have a Bachelor's Degree in International Relations and National Security Studies, as well as a Bachelor's Degree in Business Administration and Management, General, both from Seneca College. Additionally, Terry has completed their undergraduate studies in Supply Chain Management at York University.

In terms of certifications, Terry has obtained a Six Sigma Black Belt Certification - Level I from Villanova University in June 2010. They have also completed the "4 Disciplines of Execution" certification from FranklinCovey and the "7 Habits for Highly Effective Managers" certification from FranklinCovey. Furthermore, Terry has certifications in Commercial Contract Management/Accelerated Commercial Management, DMAIC from DHL, Design Thinking from Macromedia Executive School, Front Line Leadership Development from FranklinCovey, Policy and Procedure Writing from Rockhurst University, Project Management (institution unspecified), Safety Management from the Government of Canada, Six Sigma Lean from Villanova University, Speed of Trust from FranklinCovey, Transportation Network Design from DHL, and Value Based Leadership from Royal Roads University.