Gary Supeau has been impressing friends and family alike with his determination and personal strength. Gary Supeau is currently a sourcing and buying manager who has worked for various companies throughout his illustrious career. Gary says that he has always had a knack for commercialism, and business in general, and when Gary's own father noticed this, he encouraged him to pursue a proper academic route to take full advantage of this unique talent. Gary Supeau is a business professional with over twenty years of accumulated experience in his respected field.

Over the years Gary Supeau has continued to grow and prosper as a sourcing manager for various companies, becoming more and more adept at saving manufacturing companies money and cutting overall costs. Most recently Gary accepted a job offer from Fenix Manufacturing Co. in Aiken South Carolina. Fenix Manufacturing Co. is an automotive manufacturer and small engines ignitions producer. Gary joined Fenix Manufacturing Co. in 2012 and would help oversee many site resource harvesting across the entire world. At Fenix Manufacturing Co. Gary Supeau would be solely responsible for monitoring a purchasing department in the Dominican Republic. There, the facility produced things related to design engineering, such as: injection Moldings, die casting, and surface mount technology. Gary Supeau would overlook the production in its entirety, assuring that everything was carried out with the utmost efficiency.

Gary Supeau believes that the key indicator of personal and professional success is a constant drive, a hunger and passion for something. Gary believes that without passion or interest, performing a job function optimally day in and day out would be impossible, and that overall you should be excited to be there, be fascinated by your field, otherwise, you may be in the wrong industry. Gary also says that what helps him, as well as many of his professional peers stay fully functioning as the world changes around them, is to constantly learn. Gary says that understanding and accepting that learning is a lifelong ordeal that doesn't end when you leave college, is key to staying on the cutting edge of your industry, and being an effective tool for your company.