Michael Marchesiello serves as the Vice President and Chief Procurement Officer at Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory, where he plays a pivotal role in overseeing the laboratory's comprehensive supply chain operations. With a strong emphasis on strategic procurement, Michael is responsible for developing and implementing institution-wide...
Michael Marchesiello serves as the Vice President and Chief Procurement Officer at Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory, where he plays a pivotal role in overseeing the laboratory's comprehensive supply chain operations. With a strong emphasis on strategic procurement, Michael is responsible for developing and implementing institution-wide procurement policies and procedures that align with the laboratory's mission of advancing scientific research. His expertise in contract negotiation and management ensures that the laboratory maximizes the effective use of both federal and private grant funds, facilitating groundbreaking research initiatives.
Under Michael's leadership, the procurement team has successfully navigated complex and evolving environments, driving significant cost savings while fostering strategic partnerships with key suppliers. His commitment to customer-centric procurement practices has enabled the laboratory to enhance its operational efficiency and responsiveness to research needs. Michael's analytical and organizational skills are instrumental in supplier evaluation and spend management, allowing for informed decision-making that supports the laboratory's long-term goals.
Key projects that highlight Michael's impact include the establishment of a streamlined vendor management system that enhances collaboration and communication with suppliers, as well as initiatives aimed at optimizing inventory management and reducing lead times. His ability to lead diverse teams and cultivate a culture of innovation has positioned Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory as a leader in the scientific community. With a proven track record as a change agent, Michael continues to drive transformation within the procurement function, ensuring that the laboratory remains at the forefront of scientific discovery.
