Cheryl Cameron

• Professional freelance contractor that helps clients achieve their goals or streamline operations in particular areas of their business, such as increasing profits, lowering expenses, increasing productivity, sourcing better vendors, supply chain management, rewriting company policies and employee protocols, and HR payroll operations
• Prepare tax returns for mailing and electronic filing; establish files, record keeping, and payroll
• Contact, advise and train clients on various business responsibilities and research
• Improved communication at all levels and transform company culture into a productive atmosphere.
• Work deeply with the public, personally and communicatively.
• Monitor and correct business performance
• Work closely with drivers, CSR, Planners, Operations, and Safety Department, answer driver messages and phone calls, assign/dispatch drivers on loads- transmit load information to drivers utilizing dispatch software, maintain communication with brokers, shippers, and points of origins of any changes in pickup & delivery schedules and potential service failures, ensure all drivers are operating legally per DOT rules, regulations, and Mabe policies, collaboration with other team members within and outside of the local area.

• Researched complex tax issues utilizing online resources and professional tax software.
• Prepared tax returns, extensions, tax planning calculations, and write-ups for organizations and entities.
• Offered clients recommendations to reduce tax liabilities.
• Consulted with clients to assess and mitigate future tax liabilities and determine eligibility for tax abatement.

• Provides technical training for Initial Entry Training (IET), international, and reclassification Soldiers annually; develops, maintains, and updates course material; conducts remedial training, examinations, and evaluations of Soldiers for the purpose of awarding the Military Occupational Specialty (MOS) 92Y; ensures accountability and positive control of test materials protecting the integrity of examinations; maintains accountability of computers and related equipment; responsible for the health, welfare, and supervision of all NCOs
• Training with the Industries (TWI)
• Serves as the senior logistic advisor in the Battalion; responsible for the functional expertise in the areas of logistics, supply management, property book management, movement control, planning, coordinating, monitoring, and executing logistics preparation, sustainment, and battle tracking for all operations; contract and budget analyst of a 1.1 billion dollar budget; lead, train, care for and supervise 4 Soldiers / 4 Civilians to provide and sustain combat service and support of United States Army Central Command and 3 subordinate companies and 1 engineer detachment company with contingency mission requirements
• Supervise or perform duties involving request, receipt, storage, issue, accountability, and preservation of expendable supplies and equipment
• Prepares and maintains organizational supply records and forms; receives and inspects inventories for future deliveries; maintains an accounting system associated with supply management; secures and controls supplies; uses computer applications in planning and work assignments; practices general clerical procedures
• Provides technical guidance in areas of supply management; reviews records and information documents for accuracy and completeness; coordinates supply activities; posts transactions to the organization and installation property books and supporting transaction files.

● Serves as the senior logistic advisor in the Battalion; responsible for the functional expertise in the areas of logistics, supply management, property book management, movement control, planning, coordinating, monitoring, and executing logistics preparation, sustainment, and battle tracking for all operations; contract and budget analyst of a 1.1 billion dollar budget; lead, train, care for and supervise 4 Soldiers / 4 Civilians to provide and sustain combat service and support of United States Army Central Command and 3 subordinate companies and 1 engineer detachment company with contingency mission requirements.

● Supervise or perform duties involving request, receipt, storage, issue, accountability, and preservation of expendable supplies and equipment.

● Prepares and maintains organizational supply records and forms; receives and inspects inventories for future deliveries; maintains an accounting system associated with supply management; secures and controls supplies; uses computer applications in planning and work assignments; practices general clerical procedures.

• Provides technical guidance in areas of supply management; reviews records and information documents for accuracy and completeness; coordinates supply activities; posts transactions to the organization and installation property books and supporting transactions Gathered and translated project requirements and collaboratively worked to define scope and milestones.
• Oversaw material goods and equipment inventories to prevent financial loss.
• Recommended purchasing goods, supplies, and services to meet supply chain goals.
• Built supplier relationships to mitigate risk and establish effective purchasing arrangements with indirect and logistics customers.
• Monitored supplier performance for compliance with contract terms and quality standards.
• Established inventory targets, stock level, and risk mitigation targets and managed flexibility strategy to optimize inventory.
• Created and implemented comprehensive supply chain management strategies.
• Increased global supply chain efficiency and development by leading cross-functional teams and enabling supplier integration, management technology tools, and upgrades.

• Serves as the senior logistic advisor in the Battalion; responsible for the functional expertise in the areas of logistics, supply management, property book management, movement control, planning, coordinating, monitoring, and executing logistics preparation, sustainment, and battle tracking for all operations; contract and budget analyst of a 1.1 billion dollar budget; lead, train, care for and supervise 4 Soldiers / 4 Civilians to provide and sustain combat service and support of United States Army Central Command and 3 subordinate companies and 1 engineer detachment company with contingency mission requirements
• Supervise or perform duties involving request, receipt, storage, issue, accountability, and preservation of expendable supplies and equipment
• Prepares and maintains organizational supply records and forms; receives and inspects inventories for future deliveries; maintains an accounting system associated with supply management; secures and controls supplies; uses computer applications in planning and work assignments; practices general clerical procedures
• Provides technical guidance in areas of supply management; reviews records and information documents for accuracy and completeness; coordinates supply activities; posts transactions to the organization and installation property books and supporting transaction files.

• Communicate, account for, and sell home furnishings.
• Advise and demonstrate leadership, performance, and changes to helpers and other representatives.
• Prepare and report the performance and accountability of other representatives to district manager.
• Continued training for Beauty Advisor and Leadership Representative.

• Communicate, account for, and sell cosmetics, clothing, and home furnishings.
• Advise and demonstrate leadership, performance, and changes to helpers and other representatives.
• Prepare and report performances and accountability of other representatives to district manager.

• Operated wheel vehicles to transport personnel and cargo from Kuwait to Iraq from September 11, 2004, until January 10, 2006
• Operate single-unit wheel vehicles with a capacity of five tons or less in all conditions of light, weather, and terrain; apply safety rules and practices; ensure proper loading of vehicle; perform simple vehicular maintenance; keep records of operation and performance; may serve as chauffeur or dispatcher; depending on the type of unit to which assigned, may also perform the same duties for tractors, semi-trailers, tank transporters, and other vehicles with a capacity of more than five tons
• Provide technical guidance to subordinates; may serve as a dispatcher; perform recovery of vehicles.

• Supervise or perform duties involving request, receipt, storage, issue, accountability, and preservation of expendable supplies and equipment
• Prepares and maintains organizational supply records and forms; receives and inspects inventories for future deliveries; maintains an accounting system associated with supply management; secures and controls supplies; uses computer applications in work assignments; practices general clerical procedures
• Provides technical guidance in areas of supply management; reviews records and information documents for accuracy and completeness; coordinates supply activities; posts transactions to the organization and installation property books and supporting transaction files.

• Performed the tasks of taking and recording statistical operation of machinery
• Auditing and reporting associates’ performance of operations
• Responsibilities include the preparation, the set-up, and the operation of production equipment.

• Supervises or performs stock record and warehouse functions, including stock receipt, storage, distribution, and issue, and maintains equipment records and parts
• Establishes and maintains stock records and other records; establishes and maintains automated and manual accounting records, posts receipts and turn-ins; reviews and verifies quantities received against shipping documents; prepares and maintains records on equipment usage, and operation
• Maintenance, modification, and calibration; processes inventories, surveys, and warehousing documents; prepares, annotates, and distributes shipping documents; performs accounting and sales functions in self-service supply.

• Administrating workflow, filing, tracking, and entering information into computer system.

• Open / close facility, assist customers, operate cash registers, issue, receive and control cash funds.

• Operates wheel vehicles to transport personnel and cargo
• Operates single-unit wheel vehicles with a capacity of five tons or less in all conditions of light, weather, and terrain; applies safety rules and practices; ensures proper loading of vehicle; performs simple vehicular maintenance; keeps records of operation and performance; may serve as chauffeur or dispatcher; depending on the type of unit to which assigned, may also perform the same duties for tractors, semi-trailers, tank transporters, and other vehicles with a capacity of more than five tons
• Provides technical guidance to subordinates; may serve as a dispatcher; performs recovery of vehicles.