Our team is an extension of your own

Executive Vice President

Carrie Stempin, a member of Materialogic’s executive board, is the company's visionary, imagining the future of business, then setting appropriate goals to ensure the entire company is working in the same direction towards success. Day to day, Carrie oversees the Sales, Client Operations, and Solutions Leadership teams, manages new client contracts, and reviews the operations budget, all with the goal of making sure every team has the resources, training, and staff they need to carry out their mission. Carrie believes in leading by example—being a good communicator, empathetic listener, and fearless decision maker are all crucial qualities she brings to her role. Materialogic’s business model has created the unique position of being a strategic and intimate partner with their clients, which is both a tremendous opportunity and responsibility. Carrie says, “We view ourselves as an extension of our client’s business; therefore, we are passionate about caring as much about their business and customers as they do.” Carrie understands that caring about people is as important as caring about results.

Carrie has over two decades of service at Materialogic on top of another decade in the inventory and fulfillment industry. Her entire career is built on understanding the industry, anticipating and adapting to challenging circumstances, such as the recent pandemic, and improving as a leader every day. Under Carrie’s leadership, none of Materialogic’s clients suffered a fulfilment shutdown during one of the most challenging times in recent U.S. history.

Carrie is a life-long resident of St. Louis, and lives here with her husband, two daughters and beloved Boxers. Relaxing at home with her family, books, music, and friends gathered around is what refreshes her; however, she will never turn down a girls’ night out. Carrie is also an aficionado of St. Louis culture and loves to explore all the music, food, art, sports, and nature that St. Louis has to offer. 

Director of Client Operations

Cristina Wilson directs all aspects of goals, guidelines, timelines, procedures, and policies regarding client operations and is a member of the Executive Leadership Team. She participates in recruitment procedures and leads by encouraging all Materialogic employees to stay focused on short and long-term goals, while promoting the highest industry standards of practice. Cristina believes that leaders train others, pitch in wherever needed, and stay hungry for meeting goals with excellence. She is an organization guru who creates concrete plans for completing projects, which often finish ahead of schedule. Cristina loves Materialogic’s model of serving as a true extension of the client’s team and partnering with them for their success.

Cristina has over twenty years’ experience in the industry and an exceptional history of stepping into progressively responsible roles within the company, which has translated to business growth. During the most recent challenging business climate due to the pandemic, Cristina assisted in training and promoting three critical employees to emerging leadership roles. This resulted in greater freedom for the executive staff and lowered temporary labor costs. Cristina says, “There will be times when things don’t go according to plan, and I need to adapt to the current situation. I always try to factor flexibility into my work plans.” Cristina’s firm yet flexible leadership in client operations contributes to Materialogic’s superior client relationships. 

Cristina loves music and appreciates how the power of music helps her understand our world and connect to people from diverse backgrounds. 

Director of Technology

George Eye oversees the entire Materialogic technology infrastructure, including managing the technical solutions team and providing technical service to all departments. His position on the Executive Leadership Team ensures that technology considerations are at the forefront of implementing Materialogic’s plans for growth and success. One example of George’s leadership is his focus on designing and implementing standardized procedures to systems and processes companywide. Whether these are applied to customer service, materials tracking, or equipment maintenance, George’s focus on standardization builds efficiency and accuracy into every level of operating procedures. 

George joined Materialogic in 2008 and uses his decades of IT experience to adapt technology infrastructure to customer needs in the dynamic landscape of supply chain management. On top of his degree, George holds numerous industry certifications, including the Project Manager Professional® PMI certification, broadening his management skillset on every company project. 

George, his wife, and two daughters live on a working farm growing everything from fruit and nut trees to gourmet mushrooms, raising a menagerie of fowl, and even keeping bees, all under the watchful eyes of two great Pyrenees. For fun, George enjoys collecting pinball and arcade games, and restoring or building customized game and jukebox consoles.

“I am very fortunate to find a place to work that has core values like my own. It’s very exciting and energizing to work with a team where we all have the same values and are pushing in the same direction for the same goals.” - George

Director of Sales and Marketing

Jennifer Brunner manages all sales and marketing for Materialogic and serves on the Executive Leadership Team. In her role, Jennifer oversees every aspect of client development, including proposals and contract execution, all while analyzing revenue goals. On the marketing side, Jennifer manages the budget, client communications, branding, and metrics. Jennifer’s commitment to Materialogic’s four company core values—Partnership, Dedication, Action, and Optimism has elevated client relationships beyond “business as usual.” She leads with authenticity, believing in the power of a positive attitude and compassion for others. 

Jennifer has nearly three decades of service at Materialogic, working her way up through the ranks, and contributing greatly to its success. She says, “I have literally grown up in this company, learning an exceptional work ethic and building a passion for the business along the way. I truly believe Materialogic’s knowledgeable, hard-working, dedicated team sets us apart from our competition.” Jennifer’s gift is bringing people together to accomplish dream-fulfilling goals.

Jennifer lives in St. Louis with her husband, son, and daughter, and loves hosting family and friends—the more the merrier! Her passion is warm water destinations, traveling to the lake for the weekend during summer or a tropical beach destination as often as possible. Cherishing times of laughter and adventure with loved ones feeds her soul. 

Chief Financial Officer

Mark Muenks serves as Materialogic’s CFO and sits on the executive board. Mark provides strategic financial oversight, managing all aspects of the company’s planning and budgeting process, financial reporting, interpreting and analyzing information regarding financial performance, and providing important insight into the setting of future business goals. Mark advises the Leadership Team and strives to contribute to the special spirit of camaraderie that exists at Materialogic. Mark’s curious and intuitive personality enhances his ability to provide guidance on the best ways to financially support the company’s success.

Mark has served as CFO at Materialogic for over twenty-five years, but his roots go even deeper. As a child, he often spent Saturday mornings with his dear aunt Ellen Darling at Materialogic’s offices, exploring the building, making hot chocolate in the breakroom, and using the copy machine for “creative” photocopies. After Mark finished his degree and was working in management, it was Ms. Darling who invited Mark to join the company, and he’s been in his current role ever since. Mark says, “I believe it is important to provide an excellent level of service, whether I am serving a client or supporting a fellow employee. I believe that good relationships are vital in business.”

Mark lives in St. Louis with his wife, three sons and daughter. In addition to family time, Mark loves golfing, taking care of his home, and working on classic cars.