DANA L HILL
Nursing in Ardmore, TN
License number
Florida 9306617
Issued Date
Apr 16, 2010
Effective Date
Apr 16, 2010
Expiration Date
Apr 30, 2019
Category
Health Care
Type
Registered Nurse
Address
Address
2
360 Bayless Rd, Ardmore, TN 38449
3478 Charmont Dr, Jacksonville, FL 32277
3478 Charmont Dr, Jacksonville, FL 32277
Phone
(904) 707-2882
Professional information
Manager, Procurement Programs
Location:
Jacksonville, Florida
Industry:
Logistics and Supply Chain
Skills:
Procurement, Supplier Diversity, Supply Chain Management, Strategic Sourcing, Contract Management, Spend Analysis, Contract Negotiation, Data Mining, Supplier Management, Purchasing, Data Analysis, E-procurement, Supply Chain, Problem Solving, Administration, Continuous Improvement, Process Improvement, Logistics, Materials Management, Manufacturing, Program Management, Supply Management, Business Planning, Leadership, Strategy, Vendor Management, Negotiation, Outsourcing, Cross-functional Team Leadership, Management, Sourcing, Supplier Development
Awards:
Distinguished Supplier Diversity Award
The Minority Business Development Agency (MBDA)
(August 16, 2012) – The Minority Business Development Agency (MBDA) Business Center – Orlando today proudly announced Florida Blue as the recipient of the Distinguished Supplier Diversity Award. This award is presented to the organization or individual whose business practices have had a significant impact on the growth and development of minority business. Mr. Dana Hill, Senior Manager Supplier Diversity & Asset Management Corporate Procurement accepted the award for Florida Blue at the 29th Annual cnFMSDC Awards Gala, Thursday 16th August 2012.
Buyer of the Year
Southern Florida Minority Supplier Development Council
The Buyer of the Year Award is presented to a corporate purchasing agent/buyer who actively solicits qualified minority business enterprises and makes substantial purchases from those suppliers.
Business Corporate Champion
Greater Miami Chamber of Commerce
Florida Blue was recognized by the Greater Miami Chamber of Commerce (GMCC) at the Top Minority Business Awards® event March 13th for our work with diverse businesses and vendors in South Florida. Dana Hill, program manager for corporate procurement, accepted the Business Corporate Champion award on the company’s behalf. The award acknowledges the outstanding performance of corporations with programs that foster and support the growth of minority businesses and minority employees. “We are extremely proud that our efforts have been recognized by the GMCC as we strive to have suppliers that represent our Florida-based roots and the population we serve,” says Hill. This year, as last, Florida Blue is engaging in a number of outreach efforts to locate, evaluate and educate diverse businesses in the South Florida market on effective business practices. The Top Minority Business Awards® program applauds South Florida’s minority business community and celebrates the region’s rich diversity and spirit of entrepreneurship. Awards are presented to minority businesses in Community Involvement, Emerging Business of the Year, On the Map--Miami and Beyond, Outstanding CEO of the Year, Outstanding Minority Business of the Year, & Business Corporate Champion (non-minority business). The criteria for the Business Corporate Champion award is based on such factors as the volume, consistency and quality of business opportunities granted to women and minorities; the demonstrated commitment to the retention and promotion of women and minority employees; the successful implementation of best practices in the areas of diversity and inclusion; and involvement in the community. The GMCC is the leader in business development and the voice of business in South Florida, representing more than 400,000 employees of member companies.
The Minority Business Development Agency (MBDA)
(August 16, 2012) – The Minority Business Development Agency (MBDA) Business Center – Orlando today proudly announced Florida Blue as the recipient of the Distinguished Supplier Diversity Award. This award is presented to the organization or individual whose business practices have had a significant impact on the growth and development of minority business. Mr. Dana Hill, Senior Manager Supplier Diversity & Asset Management Corporate Procurement accepted the award for Florida Blue at the 29th Annual cnFMSDC Awards Gala, Thursday 16th August 2012.
Buyer of the Year
Southern Florida Minority Supplier Development Council
The Buyer of the Year Award is presented to a corporate purchasing agent/buyer who actively solicits qualified minority business enterprises and makes substantial purchases from those suppliers.
Business Corporate Champion
Greater Miami Chamber of Commerce
Florida Blue was recognized by the Greater Miami Chamber of Commerce (GMCC) at the Top Minority Business Awards® event March 13th for our work with diverse businesses and vendors in South Florida. Dana Hill, program manager for corporate procurement, accepted the Business Corporate Champion award on the company’s behalf. The award acknowledges the outstanding performance of corporations with programs that foster and support the growth of minority businesses and minority employees. “We are extremely proud that our efforts have been recognized by the GMCC as we strive to have suppliers that represent our Florida-based roots and the population we serve,” says Hill. This year, as last, Florida Blue is engaging in a number of outreach efforts to locate, evaluate and educate diverse businesses in the South Florida market on effective business practices. The Top Minority Business Awards® program applauds South Florida’s minority business community and celebrates the region’s rich diversity and spirit of entrepreneurship. Awards are presented to minority businesses in Community Involvement, Emerging Business of the Year, On the Map--Miami and Beyond, Outstanding CEO of the Year, Outstanding Minority Business of the Year, & Business Corporate Champion (non-minority business). The criteria for the Business Corporate Champion award is based on such factors as the volume, consistency and quality of business opportunities granted to women and minorities; the demonstrated commitment to the retention and promotion of women and minority employees; the successful implementation of best practices in the areas of diversity and inclusion; and involvement in the community. The GMCC is the leader in business development and the voice of business in South Florida, representing more than 400,000 employees of member companies.