Guy Meisl Fcilt

Guy Meisl FCILT has extensive experience in logistics, supply chain, and distribution management. Guy is currently the Director of Global Logistics at Radley London. Prior to this, they served as the Managing, Logistics and Supply Chain Director and Consultant at Simply Questions.

From 2013 to 2020, Meisl worked at Deckers Brands, starting as the Head of Distribution EMEA and then progressing to roles such as Supply Chain Director EMEA and Supply Chain Director EMEA, China, and Canada. During their tenure, they led various initiatives, including a global RFID/NFC digitization project and continuous improvement efforts that resulted in significant cost savings and efficiency improvements.

Before Deckers Brands, Meisl held the position of Director of European 3PL Operations at Technicolor, where they were responsible for conducting a strategic review of site locations and contracts and implementing a consolidation project.

From 2009 to 2010, Meisl worked as a Supply Chain Consultant at Guy Meisl Consulting, providing support to retail and 3PL clients.

Earlier in their career, Meisl served as the Head of Logistics at zavvi entertainment (formerly Virgin Megastores), where they successfully reduced logistics spend and obtained rebates for poor service. Guy also worked as the Head of European Logistics at Habitat, where they implemented a new home delivery strategy, generating significant cost savings and service improvements.

Meisl's experience in operations management dates back to their time at TNT Logistics, where they served as an Operations Manager for the Habitat Contract UK. During this role, they managed staff and home deliveries, implemented cost-saving initiatives, and introduced warehouse management systems.

Overall, Meisl's work experience demonstrates their expertise in strategic planning, cost reduction, process improvement, and team management within the logistics and supply chain industry.

Guy Meisl FCILT completed their secondary education at Uppingham School from 1978 to 1983. Then, in 2012 and 2013, they pursued a Lean Six Sigma Black Belt course, although the degree and field of study are not specified.