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Paul
Iaderosa

About Paul Iaderosa

Over the last 25 years, Paul Iaderosa has demonstrated exceptional leadership skills, both as an army officer and as a senior business executive handling domestic and international affairs. In 1984, he received his Bachelor’s degree in Economics and History from the Virginia Military Institute. After graduating with distinction, Paul Iaderosa spent nearly a decade serving in the United States Army, commanding 2 different cavalry troops while leading patrols along the Inner-German Border. Enhancing his foreign relations expertise, he earned a Master’s degree in Public and International Affairs in 1994 from the University of Pittsburgh.

Upon leaving the military, Paul Iaderosa joined the General Electric Company (GE) where he held multiple positions between 1995 and 2005. In his first role as a Commodity Team Leader for Electrical Distribution, he spearheaded a raw material cost-savings strategy for 53 plants globally. As Sourcing Manager for GE’s Power Equipment Business, Paul Iaderosa made a significant impact on the company’s bottom line, downsizing the supplier base from 12,000 to 2,600 and reducing indirect material costs by $17.4 million.

Demonstrating proficiency in process technology, Paul Iaderosa also managed materials & logistics GE’s Global Meter Business, with much of his efforts focused on executing compliant systems for the transition into the 2000s. Due to his impressive accomplishments minimizing costs and increasing productivity, Paul Iaderosa was chosen to participate in the prestigious GE Manager Development Course (MDC). This training served him well as he advanced to GE Plant Manager, overseeing 786 employees at the second largest GE Industrial Systems plant on the continent. At the pinnacle of his career with GE, he progressed to Vice President of Global Manufacturing and Sourcing at GE Sensing. Leading 16 manufacturing locations in 9 countries employing 1,800 individuals, Paul Iaderosa played a vital role in generating $485 million in annual sales. In his most recent position as Senior Vice President for HD Supply, the $12 billion wholesale distribution company formerly known as Home Depot Supply, Paul Iaderosa utilized his extensive leadership experience to increase profitability for clients in multiple industries. Selected to serve as a company officer for The Home Depot, Inc., Paul Iaderosa generated over $210 million in savings for the company in his first 18 months.

An avid outdoorsman and naturalist, Paul Iaderosa enjoys reading, golf, and spending time with his family.


Paul Iaderosa's Schools

Paul Iaderosa's Companies

  		•  HD Supply 2005 - 2009 - Atlanta, GA
    Senior Vice President

Paul Iaderosa's Publications

  • HD Supply: Infrastructure and Energy Products for Contractors and Municipalities
    August, 2011
    By Paul Iaderosa

    About the Author: In his role as Senior Vice President of Operations and Sourcing for HD Supply, Paul Iaderosa supervises operations, sourcing, and vendor relations.

    With a commitment to proper customer service, support, and fulfillment, HD Supply offers its diverse clientele more than 700 locations across North America. With competitive prices and outstanding customer service principles, those who purchase products from HD Supply benefit from much more than just the worth of the item. In this brief overview, I’ll describe the infrastructure and energy options offered through HD Supply.

    1. Waterworks. Those involved in water, wastewater, fire protection, and storm industries can turn to HD Supply, the largest distributor of these types of products in the United States and Canada. HD Supply offers a comprehensive range of items like valves, metering systems, restraints, fittings, irrigation products, and service material in its catalog.

    2. Utilities. As the largest distributor of electric utilities in the country, HD Supply strives to decrease supply chain costs by changing the energy marketplace into one that constantly progresses and focuses on environmental outcomes. HD Supply carries quality molded rubber products, insulators, transformers, switches, and specialized tooling and safety equipment that meet electric power transmission, distribution, and generation goals.

    3. Electrical. Construction and industrial products like automation equipment, wire management, lamps and lighting, energy products, conduits, and tools and fasteners are offered through the electrical arm of HD Supply’s infrastructure and energy department.

    4. Industrial PVF. HD Supply ships master and wholesale quantities of industrial PVF products like sheets, bars, coils, pipes, plates, and valves and fittings. Comprised of copper, brass, chrome, carbon, stainless steel, and nickel alloys, these products are designed to meet and exceed high-quality standards.