Profit Recovery Partners
Matthew Parks has extensive experience in various industries. Matthew started their career as an Operations Specialist at Matrix Surfaces Inc., a granite fabrication company based in California. Matthew worked there from September 2010 to July 2014, gaining experience in stone countertop maintenance, fabrication, design, and custom tile work.
In 2014, Matthew joined Merchant Services (First Data ISO) as a Financial Analyst, FP&A, and Cost Engineering. Matthew stayed with the company until July 2015.
Matthew then moved on to Profit Recovery Partners, a management consulting firm, where they became the Senior Director of Business Optimization & Performance Improvement. In this role, they developed and implemented cost-reduction solutions for various clients, resulting in significant savings.
Overall, Matthew Parks has a strong background in operations, finance, and business optimization, making him a valuable asset to any organization.
Matthew Parks has an Executive Masters of Business Administration from Chapman University's Argyros School of Business and Economics. Prior to that, they earned a Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) with a concentration in Corporate Finance from Cal State Fullerton's College of Business and Economics. Matthew Parks has also obtained additional certifications, including the ETA CPP from the Electronic Transactions Association in March 2023 and the Project Management Professional (PMP) from the Project Management Institute in March 2018.
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Profit Recovery Partners
Profit Recovery Partners, LLC is a professional services firm that develops, implements, and manages cost-reduction solutions for FORTUNE 1000 companies, law firms, private equity firms, and private companies throughout North America. Our years of industry-direct experience, over $5.9 billion in purchasing leverage as well as our program for ongoing support and verification, drive our continued commitment to award-winning service. Our spend management, supplier management, and procurement strategies have resulted in more than $7.5 billion in client savings.