Janet Eley

Director of Operations @Cox Automotive Inc.

Richmond, VA, US
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WORK HISTORY

Mar 2022 — Present

Director of Operations @Cox Automotive Inc.

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Richmond, VA, US

As Director of Operations, I am accountable for assisting in and supporting the planning, development, and execution of the RegUSA strategy and long-term vision, as well as having primary responsibility for all business operations functions in the Wilmington, OH and East Greenbush, NY facilities.

EDUCATION

1980 — 1984

Radford University

Bachelor of Science - BS, Computer Science

1997 — 2000

Loyola University New Orleans

Master's degree, Quality Management

ABOUT JANET ELEY

As an innovative and process-oriented Operations Executive, my background includes a progressive history of advancement across multiple key roles and titles spanning multiple functional concentrations. My profile demonstrates a track record of collaborating with senior executives, leading direct reports, managing P&L, and driving sales with an emphasis on profitability and workflow optimization. My versatility is fundamental to being effective in creating synergistic alignment across all areas of the organization. As a Certified PMP, I am well-versed across multi-disciplinary concentrations with an emphasis on people, process, and business environment. This means employing soft skills to effectively lead project teams as well as working cross-functionally to strategically align projects with the organization’s high-level vision- CORE COMPETENCIES - • Operational Excellence and Agility • B2B Sales and Business Development • Strategic Change Management • Regulatory Compliance / ISO 9001 • Quality Management and Six Sigma • Program / Project Management • Business Process Optimization • Team Leadership and Supervisory Oversight • Executive and C-Suite Relations • P&L and Fiscal Management “You have to decide what your highest priorities are and have the courage—pleasantly, smilingly, nonapologetically, to say “no” to other things. And the way you do that is by having a bigger “yes” burning inside. The enemy of the “best” is often the “good.\"” – Steven Covey

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