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CSCO
(redirected from Chief Supply Chain Officer)

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CSCOCisco Systems Incorporated (stock symbol)
CSCOChief Supply Chain Officer
CSCOChinese Society of Clinical Oncology (est. 1997)
CSCOCanadian Sport Centre Ontario (est. 1988)
CSCOCatholic School Chaplains of Ontario (est. 1988; Ontario, Canada)


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Stephen Pearson, who started as an executive vice president and chief supply chain officer, was promoted to a newly created position.
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A stronger retail presence enables O'Charley's to build on patron loyalty and ultimately drive traffic to our restaurants," said Larry Taylor, Chief Supply Chain Officer for the leading casual dining chain.
O'Charley's Inc. Signs License for Line of Restaurant-Branded Retail ... by Business Wire
Dematic's solutions have automated and optimized our existing distribution center network and we are excited to work with them on this new facility," said Mark Rose, Senior Vice President, Chief Supply Chain Officer.
The Children's Place Retail Stores, Inc. Selects Dematic Corp. for ... by Business Wire
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