Courtney Treglia, MBA
Courtney Treglia is a supply chain analyst at ALTA Performance Materials, where she manages the schedule and raw-materials planning across multiple 3PL sites, communicates daily with internal manufacturing sites, and oversees the North American rail fleet. She focuses on keeping production and schedules stable by partnering closely with plant teams, suppliers, and carriers, and by running inventory counts and site trainings to maintain compliance and continuity of operations. Before joining ALTA, Courtney gained experience across manufacturing and consumer goods, including roles at Bath & Body Works and as a materials analyst at Owens Corning, plus technical internships at NASA Glenn Research Center and a co-op with Cargill. She’s known for problem solving and process improvement—one notable accomplishment was authoring a duty-drawback work instruction and process that helped her company recover roughly $600,000 for duty drawback claims. Courtney holds a B.S. in Chemical Engineering from The Ohio State University and an MBA from Ashland University. She enjoys cross-functional collaboration, and building relationships to drive project success, and is apart of the professional network, Women’s in Composites Industry.
• Ashland University- M.B.A.
• The Ohio State University- Bachelor's
• Raise the Bar Award
• TEXNIKOI Engineering Honorary
• American Institute of Chemical Engineers
• Women's in Composites Industry
• Mid-Ohio Food Bank
• Charity Newsies
• Habitat for Humanity International
What do you attribute your success to?
I would say I'm definitely a team player - that's one of my key attributes. I'm also really organized and detail-oriented, and I feel like those qualities have helped me get far in my career. I like to create processes and work instructions to help myself and other’s succeed in a project.
What’s the best career advice you’ve ever received?
I would say the best career advice I've received is to try and be in front of leadership as much as possible and get your voice out there. Be open and ask the questions - don't be afraid to ask all the questions. That's really helped me throughout my career.
What are the biggest challenges or opportunities in your field right now?
I'd say there definitely needs to be more opportunities to keep growing and keep moving up in my industry. There's a lot of projects and new things coming to the table, so I want to constantly keep growing and keep moving forward however I can.
What values are most important to you in your work and personal life?
I would say definitely being communicative - being really clear about what's needed, and not just in work, but at home too. If you forget to say something or if something is worded wrong, I just try to be more detailed and clear about what's needed. Another important value for me is being empathetic to what's going on day-to-day. I'm part of the women's group at my work, and I want to value everyone, no matter their background or diversity. I feel like it's not just about a work environment where we're getting things done - I try to have personal relationships with people at work, and that has helped me get far. Having better relationships at work helps me with the end goal too. If somebody knows me better at the plant, that helps me build a stronger relationship with them for a project.