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Mark W. Bray is the director of supply chain at ACR Supply Co. He holds two degrees from East Carolina University: Bachelor of Science in Industrial Distribution & Logistics and Master of Science in Technology Systems with a concentration in Distribution & Logistics. Bray also holds leadership positions in HARDI’s Distribution & Logistics Management Committee and on the Raleigh Roundtable Chapter of the Council of Supply Chain Management Professionals. Contact Mark at 919-765-8380 or mark.bray@acrsupply.com. Twitter: @MarkWBray
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