Tejal M. Dhamale, Class of 2021

 Tejal M. Dhamale, Class of 2021

Mumbai, India

Hobbies: Gardening, taking pictures and avid writing
I’m a Supply Chain Enthusiast and I love to learn about the current trends and practices in the Supply Chain Industry. Before starting my journey with UTD as a Supply Chain Management graduate student, I worked in the Retail and Manufacturing industries for about 5 years. My areas of interest are Demand and Supply Planning, Production Planning, Procurement, Supplier Relationship Management, and Global SCM Operations. I have been fortunate enough to get the roles, which have helped me inculcate strong interpersonal, problem-solving, and analytical skills in me. I have learned the art of collaboration to establish partnerships with cross-functional teams, which allows me to contribute as an excellent team player and work in conjunction with different functions of the supply chain. This summer I worked with CLDS of UTD as a Pro Bono Consultant to help a DFW based grocer streamline their manufacturing and demand forecasting practices. I’m also the Vice President of the APICS UTD Chapter where we help students to engage with industry professionals and learn about the dynamic field of Supply Chain Management through their experiences.
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Vaibhav Deshmukh – Class of 2022

Vaibhav Deshmukh – Class of 2022

I pursued the MS Supply Chain Management at UT Dallas based on my extensive work experience for more than 6 years, as well as my college projects, internships, and of course passion towards supply chain. My first 5+ years tenure was in Mahindra and Mahindra Group where I was placed in campus placement in the Supply Chain department. I got a firsthand experience of handling procurement, planning, operations, project management and simultaneously analyze and improve my work while working on many high priority customer projects. I also got a chance to work for some sustainable energy related projects. Addition to regular buying work, I led the Engineering Change Management digitization project. While leading project management activities, I got a good exposure across all departments, and it also helped in building on networking skills. I am also a recipient of several certifications like Mahindra PPAP certification and Mahindra Six Sigma Yellow belt certificate.
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Kunal Dialani – Class of 2022

Kunal Dialani – Class of 2022

After working for 5 years, I pursued a dual degree MBA + MS in Supply Chain Management where I further enhanced these supply chain skills. I interned as an Operations Manager at a zero-emissions ride-sharing startup in Dallas, where I could develop upon my operations analytics skills to help the team with defining and measuring KPI’s.
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Pankaj Naikare - Class of 2022

Pankaj Naikare - Class of 2022

Pankaj's journey into the realm of supply chain began during his tenure in the aerospace industry in Singapore, where he discovered his fervor for this intricate field. With a solid background encompassing three years of adept experience in supply chain planning and strategic sourcing, he embarked on a transformative path by enrolling in the Master of Supply Chain Management program at UTD
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