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Distribution Manager
A Distribution Manager oversees the flow of goods from warehouses and distribution centers to retailers or end customers, managing inventory levels, shipping schedules, and staff who handle order fulfillment. They typically work in retail, manufacturing, or logistics organizations, relying on supply chain management principles, logistics planning, and ERP systems to keep operations efficient and cost-effective. Strong team leadership skills are essential, since the role involves coordinating warehouse crews, drivers, and vendors to meet delivery deadlines.
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Distribution Manager
Reddy Ice
Las Vegas, NV
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Under Armour
Full-time · Mount Juliet, TN · $90,000 – $120,000
This is a distribution operations manager role at Under Armour's Mount Juliet facility, overseeing either inbound or outbound teams on a second shift schedule. The position suits someone with warehouse management experience who can lead teams through order fulfillment, inventory, and continuous improvement initiatives.
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