CAPABILITY · SUPPLY CHAIN & INVENTORY

Supply chain & inventory, where the cash actually lives.

Cross-functional supply chain and inventory planning for $10M–$200M operating businesses where physical product flow drives the P&L — DTC and CPG brands, multi-channel retailers, food and beverage producers, multi-site hospitality groups. Demand forecasting, inventory positioning, production scheduling and supplier strategy, surfaced where capital decisions actually get made.

01 / What we actually do

6 plays under one capability.

Supply Chain & Inventory is rarely one job. Engagements typically braid two or three sub-offers, led by the partner with the most relevant operating experience.

01

Demand planning

Forecast at the SKU / channel / region level. Maintained continuously, not in monthly cycles.

02

Inventory positioning

How much, where, and in what form. Working capital as a dial, not a constraint.

03

Production scheduling

For manufacturing and CPG. Capacity, lead time, changeover, supplier dependency surfaced where decisions get made.

04

Supplier strategy

Consolidation, lead-time discipline, terms negotiation. The relationships that protect the next downturn.

05

Executive cadence

Monthly S&OP review built around decisions, not status. The meeting that drives the next 90 days.

06

Tool & system selection

Right-sized tooling for your scale. Often less than the vendors will tell you.

02 / Where this work shows up

Industries we apply supply chain & inventory inside.

All industries
03 / Partners who lead this

One operator, not associates.

The partner who takes your first call is the partner in the room. We don't sell what we haven't run.

05 / Common questions

FAQ.

What kinds of businesses need supply chain and inventory advisory?

Any operating business with physical product flow — CPG, manufacturing, multi-channel ecommerce, hospitality groups with significant supply chain.

How is this different from a traditional S&OP consultant?

Same operating discipline, but led by an operator who has run the function — not a methodology consultant. We sit in the seat, not in the deck.

What is the typical engagement length?

6 months to stand up, then ongoing monthly cadence — often inside a fractional CFO retainer.

Who leads supply chain and inventory engagements?

Matt Putra for consumer / CPG / manufacturing, Leandro D'Elia for capex-heavy and resources contexts.

Do you implement the software?

We help select and implement, but we are sector-agnostic on tooling. Right-sized, not vendor-driven.

Start a conversation

Talk to the partner who leads Supply Chain & Inventory.