Logistika Magazine Issue 3 / April 2011

The main task of Emil Todorinov, Logistics Manager with the wine production company Telish, is to supply the materials for the production process, and to contract the transportation services for the export of the products. He reports directly to the owner of the company.

Logistika Magazine Issue 10 / December 2010

Gergana Marinova is Supplies and Logistics Manager at Betelgeus – a company specialized in trade with equipment for primary and secondary coding, marking, labeling, packing and tracing of products. Its partners are large European companies from various industries – from foods to metals processing. The products managed by the Supplies and Logistics Manager at Betelgeus are over 60,000. This number includes machines, spare parts, all kinds and sizes of labels, various types of paper and others.

Logistika Magazine Issue 8 / October 2010

Iglika Ninova is logistics manager at UniPOS, Pleven. She manages the logistics department of the only producer of fire alarm systems in Bulgaria – UniPOS, based in Pleven. The company designs and produces fire alarm equipment in its modern factory. The various products of UniPOS are rather specific, so the production is divided in several separate departments, with are constantly engaged in active communication.

Logistika Magazine Issue 5 2010

Stefan Trenev, manager of Materials and Equipment Procurement with Overgas Inc., believes that logistics are a key part of procurement which also includes tenders, negotiations, transfer of goods in the warehouse and deliveries to sites.
“When these activities are managed and controlled by a single team, the process is fully under control.

Logistika Magazine Issue 2 / March 2010

Daniel Dimitrov is Logistics Manager with Kronos Distribution Bulgaria. Starting every working day, he goes first to the warehouse before getting into his office. He wants to make sure that the goods to be dispatched are already loaded, and that the drivers will leave on time.

Logistika Magazine Issue 1 / February 2010

Lyudmil Dimitrov is the Supply Chain Director of Herti AD, Shumen. The company produces plastic, aluminum and composite bottle caps. He appears a modest and quiet person, who manages firmly, despite his subtle approach. He avoids acting in an authoritarian manner and forcing people to do their job. He prefers having his team act creatively, which requires some freedom to act. Then, situations are analyzed better, and better decisions are made.