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Tom French
President,
Supply Chain Coach, Inc.
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Realizing that manufactures, distributors and retail companies need coaching to find ways to save money through improving and automating operations lead Tom to start Supply Chain Coach.
In the 1980’s Tom formed his own business, which became the world ...
In the 1980’s Tom formed his own business, which became the world ...
Realizing that manufactures, distributors and retail companies need coaching to find ways to save money through improving and automating operations lead Tom to start Supply Chain Coach.
In the 1980’s Tom formed his own business, which became the world’s second largest supplier of heat shrinkable products and was purchased by Raychem Corporation.
He then invested in a third party warehouse, FGS Corporation, where he helped create an annual double digit growth rate and later sold the company to another third party logistics service provider.
Tom became Vice President of HA Logistics in 1996, a privately held logistics provider whose top line revenue grew from $8M to $34M.
In 2000, Tom took on the position of Vice President of Logistics for the Hub Golden Gate Group, LLC, the third largest operating company of the $1.3 billion Hub Group, Inc., specializing in customized contract logistics service provider solutions. Tom initiated this business as a start-up. When he left in 2004, the Golden Gate Logistics division was on an annual revenue run rate of $65M.
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In the 1980’s Tom formed his own business, which became the world’s second largest supplier of heat shrinkable products and was purchased by Raychem Corporation.
He then invested in a third party warehouse, FGS Corporation, where he helped create an annual double digit growth rate and later sold the company to another third party logistics service provider.
Tom became Vice President of HA Logistics in 1996, a privately held logistics provider whose top line revenue grew from $8M to $34M.
In 2000, Tom took on the position of Vice President of Logistics for the Hub Golden Gate Group, LLC, the third largest operating company of the $1.3 billion Hub Group, Inc., specializing in customized contract logistics service provider solutions. Tom initiated this business as a start-up. When he left in 2004, the Golden Gate Logistics division was on an annual revenue run rate of $65M.
May 16, 2012
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What do you consider as the top 10 needs of small business owners in 2012?
These are all excellent points for a small business. I would add with technology both WMS and TMS in the cloud concentrate on being world class in servicing you customers. Getting your customers to an advocate level will cause referral which is best way to ... more
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