Vincent Moorehead
Board Member
Vincent Moorehead, Senior Director of Strategic Procurement & Supply Chain at Success Academy Charter Schools, joined the SCO Board of Directors in 2020. At Success Academy he leads the procurement team where he manages supply chain, tactical and strategic sourcing in order to secure materials for over 18,000 students in 45 schools across New York City, while overseeing the procurement needs for the overall organization. He has been profiled in supply chain and business focused publications where he highlights best practices in supply chain and how to conduct an impactful procurement transformation.
Vincent provides a wealth of knowledge and leadership experience having previously worked as a global sourcing manager and participant in the Operations Leadership Program at United Technologies (UTC). At UTC he implemented high-value projects for partners in the U.S., EMEA and APAC driving significant cost reductions and operational improvements. His career path also includes positions held at Efficio Consulting as a manager on the Americas team; at Kearney as a management consultant in the Procurement and Analytical Solutions practice; and at the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) as a contracting officer in the Information Technology Contracts Unit.
Born and raised in the Bedford-Stuyvesant neighborhood of Brooklyn, NY and a graduate of the prestigious Brooklyn Technical High School, Vincent was able to flourish in a unique environment while learning how to create innovative solutions for complex issues.
Vincent holds a Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering and an MBA in Supply Chain Management, both earned at top-tier programs at Howard University in Washington, D.C. At Howard he was also a student athlete playing on the football team as a defensive back, a founding member of the Society of Collegiate Black Men, and a member of the Golden Key International Honour Society.
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