Glenn Nash

us.playstation.com Glenn Nash serves as vice president, supply chain and service for Sony Computer Entertainment America Inc. Nash joined Sony Computer Entertainment America in 1996 and was integral in preparing the company’s supply chain for the launch of PlayStation 2 in 2000, contributing to the console’s unparalleled sales success that continues today.

Nash is responsible for overseeing the company’s supply chain, thus ensuring the timely, efficient delivery of PlayStation products from point of manufacture to Sony Computer Entertainment America’s retail customers. This key function includes production planning, import/export, inventory management, warehousing, and domestic distribution. Additionally, Nash oversees product service and hardware engineering functions that include consumer repair operations, returned goods processing, development tool service and hardware support.

Nash joined Sony Computer Entertainment America as national merchandising manager and was quickly promoted to the director level where he led a group of 145 field merchandising representatives who provided support in major retail accounts nationally. It was this experience that gave him a thorough understanding of Sony Computer Entertainment America’s retail customers and consumer base. Later, Glenn was appointed to the position of Director of Production Planning & Distribution where he streamlined Sony Computer Entertainment America’s supply chain for the launch of PS2.

Prior to joining Sony Computer Entertainment America, Nash specialized in providing merchandising services in retail accounts for major consumer products companies while working with Marketing Force, a marketing services company. It was there that he gained experience in the video game category while developing in-store service programs for leading entertainment companies. Nash also brings direct sales experience to his position at Sony Computer Entertainment America garnered during his time selling personal computers and business phone systems.

Nash obtained a bachelor of business administration degree from the University of Iowa. He holds professional memberships with APICS (Educational Society for Resource Management) and the Council of Logistics Management.