How B2B, Manufacturing & More Grows Your Business w/ Pair Eyewear's Rich Durham┃Supply Chain Therapy
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How B2B, Manufacturing & More Grows Your Business w/ Pair Eyewear's Rich Durham┃Supply Chain Therapy
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Why does it seem like the more successful your brand becomes, the more hurdles are placed in front of you to leap over? Whether it's moving your manufacturing closer to your consumer, or working within hundred page B2B compliance documents, these decisions equate to huge impacts on your business. Learn how to solve them on this episode of Supply Chain Therapy with special guest Rich Durham from Pair Eyewear
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Time Stamps
*(1:43) When things didn’t go as planned
*(4:20) Why physical inventory tracking so important
*(7:10) International manufacturing pros and cons
*(12:43) Bringing manufacturing home with Pair
*(17:05) How D2C impacts your fulfillment
*(24:48) Rich’s career advice
*(27:28) Hard Hitting Questions
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Guest Bio
Rich Durham is the Senior Supply Chain and Operations Manager at Pair Eyewear, an online glasses retailer founded in 2016. Pair started after one of their founders, Nathan Kondamuri, had enough with expensive, boring eyewear. One of their standout features is their “top” frames, which magnetically click into place, allowing wearers to swap colors, patterns, and more whenever they want.
Rich joined Pair as just their 15th employee, and has been leading the transition away from overseas production as they grow the team to over 100 people. Prior to his time with Pair, Rich managed distribution for the sustainable bottle company, S’well.