Michael Marteeny serves as the Director of Materials at Flex, where he leverages his extensive experience in the electrical and electronic manufacturing industry to drive operational excellence and strategic initiatives. With a robust background in operations management, Michael is adept at developing and implementing comprehensive...
Michael Marteeny serves as the Director of Materials at Flex, where he leverages his extensive experience in the electrical and electronic manufacturing industry to drive operational excellence and strategic initiatives. With a robust background in operations management, Michael is adept at developing and implementing comprehensive policies and procedures that enhance material control systems. His leadership is pivotal in managing over $300 million in material throughput, ensuring that the supply chain operates efficiently while maintaining high standards of quality and cost-effectiveness.
In his current role, Michael oversees a diverse team of forty-two professionals across critical functional areas, including Planning, Procurement, Transportation, and Inventory Control. His expertise in strategic sourcing and pricing strategy enables him to identify opportunities for cost reduction and process improvement, ultimately streamlining operations and enhancing overall productivity. Michael is particularly skilled in value stream mapping, which he employs to analyze and optimize workflows, eliminate waste, and improve material flow throughout the organization.
Michael’s commitment to lean manufacturing principles is evident in his approach to managing inventory and materials, where he consistently seeks innovative solutions to enhance operational efficiency. His strategic vision and hands-on leadership style foster a culture of continuous improvement, empowering his team to achieve their goals while aligning with Flex's broader objectives. As a result, Michael not only contributes to the company’s bottom line but also positions Flex as a leader in the competitive landscape of the manufacturing sector.