Navesink Logistics, Inc. is pleased to announce that Bob Camozzo has joined the firm as Executive Recruiter.
Navesink is a leading pioneer in virtual network consulting and recruiting specializing in logistics and supply chain. Navesink’s executive search credentials derive from and are intrinsic to our substantial consulting and industry knowledge and background within the supply chain and logistics industry.
Bob Camozzo Executive Recruiter (703) 796 0141 bc@logjobs.com
The addition of Mr. Camozzo to Navesink further strengthens the firm's capacity to deliver for our clients the right people. Bob Camozzo has over 20 years’ experience in Supply Chain Management and RFID software and services as a business owner, consultant and senior level executive.
Mr. Camozzo previously was Senior Vice President of Global Logistics Technologies (GLog) and Managing Director of GLog’s Asia/Pac and Latin American business sectors. He also served in similar senior level management positions with Savi Technologies, Descartes Systems Group, Roadshow International and PartsRiver. His responsibilities included sales and marketing, leading sales and presales teams and partner organizations in software sales internationally as well as in the United States.
He is also founder and CEO of IntelLogistics, a software company providing web-based solutions for supply chain optimization and modeling.
Prior to his career in software, Mr. Camozzo served as Director, Quantitative Management Services, at Arthur Young & Company (predecessor of Capgemini/Ernst & Young) directing consulting engagements in transportation, supply chain optimization, routing and scheduling, economics and statistical analysis and operations research.
He holds an M.S. in Operations Research from Virginia Tech and a B.S. in Industrial Engineering also from Virginia Tech, Blacksburg, VA. He has spoken frequently on the subject of Logistics, RFID, Transportation Management Systems and Supply Chain Risk Management at conferences worldwide and was former president of the Baltimore/Washington chapter of the Council of Logistics Management (currently Council of Supply Chain Management Professionals).
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