Kuldeep Singh

Kuldeep Singh has a diverse range of work experience spanning various industries and roles. Kuldeep began their career as a Database Administrator at Adarsh Builders, where they managed supplier databases and created reports for leadership. Kuldeep then worked as a Researcher at Helsinki University of Technology and later as a Project Manager in Supply Chain Management at Beiersdorf.

From there, Kuldeep moved into the logistics field, starting as an Analyst at Calderys, where they analyzed the distribution network and performed market research. Kuldeep then founded Sustainabilityfront.com, where they created and managed the website and generated content.

Kuldeep's career in logistics continued at THE KASE, where they served as a Supply Chain and Logistics Manager, overseeing end-to-end supply chain operations. Kuldeep also worked as a Replenishment Manager, optimizing inventory turnover and managing global supplies.

Next, Kuldeep joined Reima as the European Logistics Manager, where they oversaw inbound, storage, fulfillment, last mile delivery and returns. Kuldeep also procured logistics and transport services and managed partner networks. Additionally, they led development projects and managed a team of five.

In their most recent role, Kuldeep worked at WPP as the Head of Supply Chain for Everymile, a digital ecommerce platform business. Kuldeep was responsible for developing supply chain strategy, managing day-to-day operational performance, and scaling supply chain operations across multiple geographies.

Currently, Kuldeep holds the position of Head of Logistics at The Topps Company.

Kuldeep Singh has a degree in Management from EDHEC Business School. Kuldeep also holds a Bachelor of Technology (B.Tech.) from Galgotias College of Engineering and Technology. Additionally, they have a Master's degree in Telematics from the Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU). Finally, they have a Master of Science (MSc) in security and mobile computing from Teknillinen korkeakoulu-Tekniska h�gskolan.