
SMALL BUSINESS & RETAIL
Your inventory, your suppliers, your ways of working: simpler and more profitable.
You run a business, not a procurement department. I know it from the inside: I've managed inventories worth tens of millions of dollars in corporate settings, and I also know the day-to-day of a retail shop.
TODAY
WITH MY DIAGNOSIS
3 concrete priorities
Ready to apply the following week
No jargon
No commitment
1000+
in annual spend managed
1000+
vendors managed
12+
industries served
23 years
of experience in procurement and operations
What I can do for your business
Three straightforward projects, each with a result your team can put to use.
Inventory management
Less cash tied up, fewer stockouts.
WHAT I DO
I look at what moves and what sits on your shelves, set up simple reordering rules, and build a plan to clear what no longer sells.
YOU WALK AWAY WITH
a simple tracking sheet and rules your team can easily apply.
Process optimization
Fewer steps, fewer errors, less wasted time.
WHAT I DO
I follow the path from receiving goods to the customer, remove unnecessary steps, and clarify who does what.
YOU WALK AWAY WITH
simplified ways of working, documented on one page, that your whole team can follow.
Supplier management
Better terms and reliable deliveries.
WHAT I DO
I review your suppliers (prices, lead times, minimums, terms), help you negotiate, and prepare a purchasing calendar for the season.
YOU WALK AWAY WITH
a prioritized supplier list, renegotiated terms, and a purchasing calendar.
To get started: the express diagnostic
A visit to your shop, then a one-page report. No jargon, no commitment.
The visit
[2 to 3 hours] at your shop, with you and your team.
The one-page report
What I observed, written plainly.
3 concrete priorities
Ready to apply the following week.
When should you call me?
If you recognize yourself in any of these situations.
You have products that have been sitting for months.
You keep running out of your most popular products.
You've never renegotiated with your suppliers.
You’re spending without knowing where you gain or lose value.
You feel you're losing time on steps that keep repeating.