James Goodwin has over 15 years of experience in logistics and warehouse management. He has skills in forklift operation, ERP systems, training subordinates, and computer programs. He has a bachelor's degree in organizational management and experience coordinating deliveries, maintaining inventory, and preparing military equipment for redistribution. He also has experience assisting veterans as a peer support specialist.

1. JAMES V. GOODWIN
308 Ryan Street (608) 397-0204
Holmen, WI 54636 jvgoodwin12.jg34@gmail.com
Skills Summary
• Trained and certified in the safe operation of a forklift (gas operated and electric).
• Trained and certified in Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP).
• Trained subordinate members, individually and in a group setting in the performance of assigned duties.
• Possess a strong ability to communicate clearly and concisely with superiors and co-workers.
• Proficient in the use of basic computer software i.e. (micro-soft word, excel, power point, and access).
• Able to coordinate as well as negotiate terms and conditions with external customers and associates for
delivery of goods and services.
• Able to coordinate and facilitate tasks within the organization to promote the mission of the organization.
EDUCATION
Viterbo University, La Crosse, WI
Bachelor of Business Administration
Major: Organizational Management Aug 2011
Dean’s List Aug 2008
RELEVANT EXPERIENCE
AECOM May 2014-June 2015
Warehouse Specialist Retail Supply
Logistics Readiness Center, Fort McCoy, WI
• Inspected and evaluated military equipment and material for restock or disposal.
• Prepared and shipped equipment to requesting customers, i.e. supported Army Reserve, National
Guard, and local customers. Provided customer service for warehouse issue.
• Submitted request documentation for inspection and repair of unserviceable equipment, and coordinated
delivery for the purpose of purpose of redistribution or disposal.
• (Additional duties as assigned see Bering Straits Native Corporation).
Bering Straits Native Corporation May 2013-May 2014
Warehouse Specialist
LRC
• Receive excess and/or used military equipment for reclassification to prepare for disposition to be re-
constituted or stocked for redistribution.
• Stock and maintain accountability of government equipment using automated logistical software
i.e. GCSS-Army (ERP) and periodic inventories in a warehouse environment.
• Ship requested equipment in support of military organizational operations.
• Maintain ASL by placing materiel in assigned locations in the warehouse.
• Deliver irreparable and excess equipment and materiel to DRMO as directed by the accountable
officer for disposition.
• Perform as physical security custodian to store sensitive and pilferable items.
• Additional duties as assigned.
BSA/LB&B Logistics, Fort McCoy WI Jul 2008 – Feb 2010
Logistics Technician
Mobilization Unit In-processing Center (MUIC)

2. • Consulted with mobilizing organizations, to ascertain readiness, and prepared them for deployment by
procuring required supplies and equipment in preparation for overseas movement.
• Monitored shipping and delivery status of requested supplies via monthly report documents issued by
source agencies to track projected delivery date of procured items.
• Validated receipt of requested items by inventorying proper nomenclatures, quantities, prices, and when
appropriate, serial numbers of requested items
• Distributed requested items to appropriate requesting organizations using original request documents to
match requisition documents to requesting organization.
United States Army Non-commissioned Officers Academy, Fort McCoy, WI Aug 2000- Nov 2006
Senior Supply Sergeant
• Supervised and performed as lead to 4- 6 personnel, administering training; guidance and counseling in
day to day supply operations.
• Requested and distributed required resources to support organizational training operations
• Disbursed resources within the organization utilizing an annual budget of more than $100,000.00
provided by command authority, while performing as the organization’s purchasing officer.
• Maintained accountability and control of organizational assets and resources through periodic inventories,
and reports submitted to superiors in the chain of command.
Awards and Citations
• Awarded 3 Army Commendations for achieving high standards of performance.
• Awarded 2 Army Achievement Medals for performance of duties above and beyond what was required.
• Awarded 5 Good Conduct Medals for exemplary behavior and character keeping with personal and Army
values.
ADDITIONAL WORK EXPERIENCE
Veterans Administration Medical Center (VAMC), Tomah, WI
Peer Support Specialist HUD/VASH Sep 2011 – Sep 2012
• Consistently contacted clients telephonically to inquire about their current health condition and ascertain
their current housing situation.
• Assisted clients with preparing documents to apply for VA benefits and community services, and locating
possible housing leads.
• Updated and provided comments about client encounters utilizing automated medical and treatment
records.
• Coordinated and provided transportation support to clients for medical appointments, i.e. bank; social
security office; home; food pantry; grocery shopping, and all other personal needs as required.
REFERENCES
Catherine Routh, LCSW, Chief Social Worker
(608)782-2201Veterans Administration Medical Center
500 Veterans Street
Tomah, WI 54660
(608)372-3971 Ext. 61757
catherine.routh@va.gov
Justin Rewertz, Case Manager, LCSW
Veterans Administration Medical Center
500 Veterans Street
Tomah, WI 54660
(608)372-3971 Ext. 67758
justin.rewertz@va.gov
Debbie White, M.B.A.

3. Adjunct Professor Viterbo University
Dahl School of Business
(507)454-4417
dawhite@viterbo.edu