Kevin Le Doux

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Kevin Le Doux boasts an impressive career spanning over 40 years, primarily focused on managing development projects and market entry for companies across 44 African countries. As Assistant Director of Materials Management at SUNY Downstate Medical Center from June 1993 to December 2017, Le Doux excelled in overseeing five service departments in a 375-bed facility. His responsibilities included recruitment, training, performance evaluation, and ensuring compliance with OSHA and State regulations. Additionally, he played a crucial role in drafting IFBs and RFPs, reviewing bid proposals, and managing logistics operations.

During his tenure as Assistant Director at Long Island College Hospital from July 2013 to August 2014, Le Doux directed the restructuring of the storeroom and receiving areas, significantly improving efficiency. Prior to these roles, as Manager at SUNY Downstate Medical Center from July 1985 to June 1993, he implemented cost-saving measures, reducing archiving service costs from $3 million to $800 thousand annually, and streamlined delivery systems. Le Doux’s early career as Assistant Manager at SUNY Downstate Medical Center from September 1979 to July 1985 saw him supervising a team of 15 employees and four volunteers, managing various operational areas.

Le Doux’s career is marked by his expertise in fundraising and fund solicitation, operational efficiency, leadership and team management, regulatory compliance, financial acumen, and effective communication. He has demonstrated his ability to draft and review funding proposals, manage procurement processes, implement cost-saving measures, and enhance operational workflows. His strong leadership skills have promoted employee engagement and morale, while his proficiency in regulatory compliance ensures adherence to safety standards. Le Doux is adept in budget preparation, inventory management, and financial reporting using systems such as Lawson ERP and QuickBooks. His effective communication skills have enabled him to build and maintain quality relationships with team members, customers, and vendors, and resolve conflicts efficiently.

Beyond his professional achievements, Le Doux is actively involved in charitable activities and community service. He participates in charity games to raise funds for notable causes, including the American Cancer Society and veteran support organizations. As a National Soccer Coach affiliated with the United States Soccer Federation, he dedicates his time to coaching youth soccer, giving back to the community. In 2020, he was part of the inaugural class of 18 coaches throughout North America to achieve certification in the La Liga Formation Methodology (LLFM) in Madrid, Spain.