Accountability
SLAs you agree to in writing — not a dashboard full of vanity charts.
One pod: category, logistics, compliance, FinOps. One escalation line per product line and corridor.
SLAs you agree to in writing — not a dashboard full of vanity charts.
Cross-functional teams by category — textiles, PPE, construction, packaging, food, med.
QC layers, labs, and supplier coaching — structured, not improvised.
One escalation path for bookings, docs, compliance, finance, government relations.
Scans, RFQs, vetting, onboarding across trade lanes.
Inline QC, labs, labeling playbooks, consolidation.
Booking, routing, consolidation, landed cost — mirrored carriers.
Origin, HS, ESG, audits — docs in one place.
Supplier finance, FX, insurance, drawback.
Dashboards, doc automation, APIs, runbooks.
KPIs, specs, budget, gates → supplier + logistics matrix.
Source, negotiate, tooling, freight, recovery + QC budget.
Execute, dashboards, inspections, ESG, docs.
Regular reviews: playbooks, lanes, buffers, new lines.
Turkey, Vietnam, CEE · knit / woven / technical · FDA / CE.
Stone, tiles, panels, HVAC · on-site QC · EMEA / LATAM balance.
Food-safe packaging, corrugate, PL — labs + artwork automation.
Diagnostics, disposables, equipment — MDR / ISO13485, cold chain.
Tenders, frameworks, offsets — local compliance + finance.
Multi-country retail + eCom — catalogue localisation, compliance, refill.
No cherry-picked “wins” with fake percentages — three shapes of work we run often.
Retail or wholesale programs that need the same lines on a rhythm: alternate sources, safety stock logic, and QC that doesn’t drift between batches.
Construction or fit-out where materials arrive in sequence — not “whenever the container lands”. Staged releases, on-site checks, bonded consolidation where it helps.
Healthcare, food-contact, or pharma-adjacent packaging: traceability, audit trail, and paperwork that matches the destination — not a generic certificate PDF.
BOM, KPIs, or a bottleneck — we respond with a phased plan and cost-to-serve view you can challenge.
Brief the team