Elisha Herrmann

Elisha Herrmann

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States
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With over 15 years of experience in leading teams and corporations through digital…

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  • Sweet Cheeks Diaper Bank Graphic

    Member Board Of Directors

    Sweet Cheeks Diaper Bank

    - Present 3 years 7 months

    Children

    The Mission
    Sweet Cheeks Diaper Bank partners with local social service agencies to provide free diapers to low-income families while raising awareness of the basic health need for diapers. Our vision is to eliminate the existence of diaper need in our community so that ALL babies have a chance to be healthy, happy, and safe.

    I serve on the board to assist in filling the gap in diaper needs in the local Cincinnati Region.

  • Southern Ohio District Export Council (SODEC), U.S. Department of Commerce Graphic

    Member

    Southern Ohio District Export Council (SODEC), U.S. Department of Commerce

    - Present 2 years 7 months

    Economic Empowerment

  • Executive Steering Board

    Women in IT Conference

    - Present 17 years 10 months

    Education

    We {heart} women in IT.
    Started in 2004, the Women in IT conference represents a consortium of companies and universities dedicated to growing a pipeline of vibrant local talent in the greater Cincinnati region. Each year, approximately 200 high school students and 50 women mentors from Cincinnati companies gather together in pursuit of the following goals:
    To provide young women in high school with visibility into careers for women in technology and information systems
    To reach as…

    We {heart} women in IT.
    Started in 2004, the Women in IT conference represents a consortium of companies and universities dedicated to growing a pipeline of vibrant local talent in the greater Cincinnati region. Each year, approximately 200 high school students and 50 women mentors from Cincinnati companies gather together in pursuit of the following goals:
    To provide young women in high school with visibility into careers for women in technology and information systems
    To reach as many high school women as possible, providing them with the evidence and insight into the many benefits associated with an education and career in IT
    To showcase our local universities as a high value means for local IT talent to achieve their technology education and career goals
    We are deeply grateful to the support from our sponsors and the personal investments made by our mentors. We continue to be awed by the dedication of the teachers and school administrators who are so committed to the future of these young women. We couldn't do this without you!

    -WiIT Steering Board

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    Committee Member

    Junior League of Cincinnati

    - Present 8 years 7 months

    Economic Empowerment

  • Board Member

    Greater Cincinnati Foreign Trade Zones

    - Present 1 year 7 months

    Economic Empowerment

Publications

  • Innovation and technology: Real estate and blockchain How is blockchain technology revolutionizing real estate

    University of Cincinnati Real Estate Center

    Innovation and technology: Real estate and blockchain
    How is blockchain technology revolutionizing real estate?

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  • Secrets to Supply chain Success:ohnsonville Sausage’s Consolidated Approach to Holistic Global Trade Services Success

    SAPInsider

    The keys to achieving successful growth on a global scale include understanding the velocity involved and the amount of process change required. One company that has successfully navigated this challenge in its move to a global company is Johnsonville Sausage.

    Attend this webinar to hear Johnsonville Sausage detail its success in implementing SAP Global Trade Services’ export functionality to support the export operations and objectives outlined in its “No touch international”…

    The keys to achieving successful growth on a global scale include understanding the velocity involved and the amount of process change required. One company that has successfully navigated this challenge in its move to a global company is Johnsonville Sausage.

    Attend this webinar to hear Johnsonville Sausage detail its success in implementing SAP Global Trade Services’ export functionality to support the export operations and objectives outlined in its “No touch international” initiative.

    In this webinar you’ll hear:

    • An overview of the process from selection to implementation
    • How Johnsonville automates processes, reduces costs and compliance risks, increases accuracy and productivity, and enhances electronic connectivity
    • Tips from Johnsonville and its partner itelligence on implementing SAP Global Trade Services (GTS) for accelerated supply chain performance
    • A review of the benefits of using one system globally for trade compliance, from integration to auditing

    Other authors
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  • Looking Ahead

    Supply Chain World Magazine Winter 2014

    Manufacturers’ responsibilities today extend far beyond simple product production. With supply chain globalization and continued business growth evolving in the industry, it is critical that manufacturers have a comprehensive view into the entire chain to reliably track each product all the way to its final end point. Furthermore, to ensure a competitive edge into the future, manufacturers must move beyond the scope of the supply chain as it is now, identify forthcoming trends and obstacles…

    Manufacturers’ responsibilities today extend far beyond simple product production. With supply chain globalization and continued business growth evolving in the industry, it is critical that manufacturers have a comprehensive view into the entire chain to reliably track each product all the way to its final end point. Furthermore, to ensure a competitive edge into the future, manufacturers must move beyond the scope of the supply chain as it is now, identify forthcoming trends and obstacles, and understand their roles in driving business outcomes.

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Honors & Awards

  • Article Publication

    Supply Chain World magazine

    Looking to the Future of Global Trade Regulations



    As the year comes to a close, now is a great time reflect on the current state of the industry and spotlight what we can expect in in 2014 and beyond. In the latest issue of Supply Chain World, Elisha Herrmann, a senior SAP application consultant at itelligence, examines current global trade regulations for manufacturers in addition to identifying key trends and industry challenges affecting business outcomes both today and into…

    Looking to the Future of Global Trade Regulations



    As the year comes to a close, now is a great time reflect on the current state of the industry and spotlight what we can expect in in 2014 and beyond. In the latest issue of Supply Chain World, Elisha Herrmann, a senior SAP application consultant at itelligence, examines current global trade regulations for manufacturers in addition to identifying key trends and industry challenges affecting business outcomes both today and into the coming year. Elisha specifically emphasizes the importance of adapting to new regulations through advanced technologies, and as analytics become increasingly important across all industries, manufacturers can use this new technology to collect data that will help drive better business decisions.
    You can find the full article in the winter issue of Supply Chain World, here.

    http://www.nxtbook.com/nxtbooks/phoenix/scw_2014winter/#/28

  • 2012 DELTa Class

    itelligence

    - Program to "Develop Expert and Leadership Talent"
    - Strategic Global Project Assignment

  • SAP GTS (Global Trade Services) Consultant

    NTT DATA

    NTT Data as a Global Business Award winner for FAS (First Aide and Shredding) SAP Implementation at Cintas

  • 2011 Top Performer

    itelligence

    I have been recognized as a 2011 top performer within itelligence.

Organizations

  • Junior League of Cincinnati

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    - Present

  • Southern Ohio District Export Council

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    - Present

  • NKITA

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    - Present

  • St. Jude Giving Tree

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    - Present

  • Women in Technology Conference

    Attendee, Panelist, Committee Member, Sponsor

    - Present

  • St Jude Parish Festival

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    - Present

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