Charles Zignauskas
Kenilworth
Summary
Results-oriented district manager with extensive experience in team collaboration, time management, and goal tracking. Successfully trained staff, improved sales techniques, and built customer loyalty, leading to increased revenue and enhanced shopping experiences.
Overview
2027
2027
years of professional experience
Work History
School Crossing Guard
Borough of Kenilworth
Kenilworth, NJ
03.2019 - Current
- Ensured safe pedestrian crossings in high-traffic areas during school hours.
- Monitored traffic patterns and communicated safety protocols to children and parents.
- Trained new staff on effective crossing techniques and emergency response actions.
- Instructed children to safely cross streets using crosswalk and watching traffic lights.
Sales Associate/District Manager
SYSCO Food Services /Ritter Foods
Jersey City, NJ
1975 - 2016
- Assisted customers in selecting food products, enhancing overall shopping experience.
- Maintained accurate inventory levels, ensuring product availability for clients.
- Provided exceptional customer service, resolving inquiries and complaints promptly.
- Trained new staff on company policies and sales techniques for improved performance.
- Built relationships with customers to encourage repeat business.
- Increased sales revenue by building strong rapport with customers and recommending appropriate products based on their needs.
- Assisted in training new staff members on company policies, product information, and sales techniques for a seamless onboarding experience.
Education
High School Diploma -
Thomas Edison Vocational HS
Elizabeth, NJSkills
- Customer service
- Teamwork and collaboration
- Time management
- Problem-solving skills
- Sales development
- Goal tracking
- Cold calling
- Sales forecasting
Timeline
School Crossing Guard
Borough of Kenilworth
03.2019 - Current
Sales Associate/District Manager
SYSCO Food Services /Ritter Foods
1975 - 2016
High School Diploma -
Thomas Edison Vocational HS
After retiring from Sysco in 2016 operated my own business
had a small cafe in town