John C. Thierry

John C. Thierry All State Workplace and Cigna Worksite Benefits. Protecting families and lives

05/20/2021

Develop new and grow existing carrier relationships (lead generation, cold calling and referrals).
Build strong relationships with trucking company key contacts (i.e., owner operators, dispatchers and drivers).
Leverage our global technology platform, Navisphere, along with data and other resources to make informed decisions, negotiate price, drive automation and improve efficiency.
Identify issues and work cross-functionally to determine and implement the best solution.
Maintain constant contact with carriers (average 75-100 touch points/day) to secure additional truck capacity and manage existing business agreements.
Provide exceptional service to our carriers and customers.
Ensure shipment details are accurately communicated and tracked in the system.

05/20/2021

Meet with new and previous Danley’s customers to assist with their total garage building needs.
Sell and collaborate with customers regarding the design of their garage: overhead door, roofing and exterior materials desired.
Ensure all sales meet code requirements for the municipality.
Follow up with customers when needed always delivering exceptional customer service.
Work with other departments: Customer Service, Finance and Operations to take ownership of the specifications of the contract that was sold.
Be a good representative of the Danley’s brand.

05/17/2021

This position leads all aspects of warehousing to ensure a cost effective, efficient, and safe operation. Ensures that received/sold goods are verified against bills of lading, purchase orders, invoices and other documents and that they are properly stored and/or shipped in a timely manner. The Warehouse Lead is responsible for inventory control, issuing materials as needed (FIFO), and conducting regular audits of orders shipping, to verity accuracy

11/21/2020

On Feb 9, 1945 PFC John Reese Jr. (Left) and Pvt. Cleto Rodríguez were part of a large offensive to overtake a train station in Manila, Philippines with the 148th Inf., 37th ID.

Their platoon was halted 100 yards from the station by intense enemy fire. On their own initiative, they both left the platoon and began their assault against 300 enemy soldiers.

Although under heavy fire, they killed 35 and wounded many more as they advanced.

Moving closer to the station and discovering a group of Japanese replacements attempting to reach pillboxes, they opened heavy fire, killing more than 40.

They then managed to get close to the station and began clearing the occupied buildings with grenades and hand to hand combat.

After killing more of the enemy, they took out several 20mm guns and MG positions.

With their ammo running low, the 2 men started to return to the American lines, alternately providing covering fire for each other's withdrawl. PFC Reese would be mortally wounded at this point.

In 2.5 hours of fierce fighting, the intrepid team had killed more than 82 Japanese, completely disorganized their defense, and paved the way for the subsequent overwhelming defeat of the enemy.

Rodríguez would survive the war and both soldiers would receive the Medal of Honor.

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