Warren Schirado is a seasoned professional in the field of packaging and material handling, currently serving as the Owner and Principal at MTC - Processes and Packaging Container Development. With a robust background in engineering and management, Warren has cultivated a reputation for delivering innovative...
Warren Schirado is a seasoned professional in the field of packaging and material handling, currently serving as the Owner and Principal at MTC - Processes and Packaging Container Development. With a robust background in engineering and management, Warren has cultivated a reputation for delivering innovative packaging solutions that align with client specifications while adhering to budgetary constraints. His expertise encompasses a wide range of projects, from developing new packaging concepts to revising existing products, ensuring that each initiative meets the highest standards of quality and efficiency.
At MTC, Warren leads small-scale projects for diverse businesses, leveraging his deep knowledge as a subject matter expert (SME) in material handling and package development. His approach is characterized by thorough investigation and analysis of all available options, allowing him to address every facet of a project comprehensively. This meticulous attention to detail not only enhances product integrity but also optimizes supply chain processes, ultimately driving cost savings and improved performance for his clients.
In addition to his project work, Warren actively participates as an AlphaSite and Gerson Lehrman GLG/CMP Council member, where he engages in discussions surrounding packaging-related challenges faced by third-party clients. This role allows him to stay at the forefront of industry trends and innovations, further enriching his skill set in areas such as lean manufacturing, supplier management, and problem-solving. With proficiency in tools like Microsoft Office and Excel, Warren is adept at planning and executing complex projects, making him a valuable asset to any organization seeking to enhance their packaging strategies and operational efficiencies.
