Branko Jevtovic

Sessional Lecturer Strategic Management @Ted Rogers School Of Management - Toronto Metropolitan University

Toronto, ON, CA
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WORK HISTORY

Aug 2015 — Present

Sessional Lecturer Strategic Management @Ted Rogers School Of Management - Toronto Metropolitan University

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Teaching a capstone course in Strategic Management.

EDUCATION

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University of Belgrade

B.Sc., Mechanical Engineering

2004

University of Toronto - Rotman School of Management

MBA, Finance Major

SKILLS

Mergers & AcquisitionsP&L ManagementProcess EngineeringSales and Business DevelopmentStrategyManagementInjection MoldingMaterialsPlasticsExecutive ManagementOperations ManagementBusiness DevelopmentFmeaProject ManagementSupply ManagementLogisticsAcquisition Due Diligence and IntegrationContinuous ImprovementManaging in Diverse Cultural SettingsQuality ManagementIsoBusiness Process ImprovementManufacturingProduct DevelopmentGlobal Sourcing5sProcurementFull P&L ResponsibilityR&DContract NegotiationManufacturing Operations ManagementEngineeringPurchasingValue Stream MappingProcess ImprovementOperational ExcellenceEngineering ManagementKaizenSupply ChainProgram Management

ABOUT BRANKO JEVTOVIC

Accomplished, versatile, hands-on manager, experienced in all facets of operation, with collaborative management style, intimately in tune with customers\' needs and global market place. Strategic thinker with an integrative approach to business, adept at creating innovative solutions to complex organizational challenges. Process focused professional, driving operational effectiveness through continuous improvement and application of lean principles.

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