Erik Holzhauer

Erik Holzhauer has a strong background in supply chain management and business development. Erik is currently working as the Vice President of Business Development & Partnerships at Vorto, an AI-based platform that automates supply chain processes. Erik's role is focused on digitally transforming businesses' supply chains to make them more economically and environmentally sustainable.

Prior to their current role, Erik served as the CSCMP Rocky Mountain Sponsorship Chair at the Council of Supply Chain Management Professionals. Erik was responsible for managing and securing sponsorships for the organization.

Before that, Erik worked at Uber Freight as the Vice President of Sales. Erik was responsible for leading the sales team and driving revenue growth by offering transportation management solutions to clients.

Erik has also worked at Ryder Supply Chain Solutions as the Director of Business Development. During their tenure, they played a crucial role in signing new revenue worth $100 million annually. Erik also worked as a Senior Supply Chain Solutions Manager and a Logistics Solutions Manager, where they developed and applied supply chain services to solve customers' problems.

Early in their career, Erik worked at UPS as a Logistics Consultant, where they collaborated with the sales and marketing teams to identify and target business opportunities. Erik also provided consultation on shipping and logistics practices and managed projects for different UPS subsidiaries.

Overall, Erik Holzhauer has a diverse and extensive work experience in supply chain management, business development, and logistics consultancy.

Erik Holzhauer attended the University of Redlands from 2014 to 2015, where they obtained a Purchasing, Logistics and Supply Chain Management Certificate in the field of Business and Supply Chain. Prior to that, they completed their high school education at Rancho Buena Vista High School from 1997 to 2001. While their degree name is listed as "BS" from the University of Redlands, the specific field of study is not provided. In addition, Erik briefly attended Columbia University from 2001 to 2003, and there is no information available about their time at UC Irvine or UC San Diego.