Nathan Lugo-Montanez and Joe Lynch discuss 3 reasons to outsource fulfillment. the empty container marketplace. Nathan is the EVP of Strategy and Transformation at STACI-US, a leading provider of supply chain end-to-end solutions.


About Nathan Lugo-Montanez

Nathan Lugo-Montanez is a turnaround executive with over 15 years of experience in supply chain and business operations. Throughout his career, he has specialized in turnaround and expansion projects for a wide range of industries from startups to Fortune 100 companies. In addition to his work, Nathan is a former US Army Ranger having served for over a decade with several tours in Bosnia, Iraq, and Afghanistan. He is deeply involved in numerous veteran’s charities and mentors young aspiring business leaders through the Future Business Leaders of America program. Nathan is currently pursuing his doctorate in business administration with a concentration in strategy and innovation at Columbia International University and has Masters Degrees in Business and Public Administration. He is a sought-after speaker and have presented at NRF, eRetail West, and TEDx. Currently, Nathan is the EVP of Strategy and Transformation at STACI-US, where he works with the executive leadership team to develop and implement the overall strategy for STACI’s business, including identifying growth opportunities, optimizing service offerings, and enhancing customer value proposition.

About STACI-US

STACI-US is a dynamic and innovative logistics network headquartered in Jersey City, NJ, specializing in technology driven omni-channel distribution solutions and consulting services. The company has an impressive track record of delivering cutting-edge 3PL solutions that help businesses of all sizes to optimize their supply chain and e-commerce operations, reduce costs, and increase profitability. With a team of experienced and highly skilled professionals, STACI-US has established itself as a trusted partner for businesses looking to stay ahead of the curve in today’s rapidly evolving supply chain landscape. STACI US has recently acquired Amware Fufillment bringing together STACI’s expertise in logistics and supply chain management with Amware’s exceptional warehousing and fulfillment services across 18 locations throughout the US.

Key Takeaways: 3 Reasons to Outsource Fulfillment

  • Nathan Lugo-Montanez is the EVP of Strategy and Transformation at STACI-US, a leading provider of supply chain end-to-end solutions.
  • In the podcast interview, Nathan and Joe discuss 3 reasons to outsource fulfillment.
  • There are many reasons to outsource warehousing and fulfillment, but Nathan shared these: 1.) Economics (cost savings). 2.) Enables the brand to focus on their core competency. 3.) Ability to quickly scale fulfillment without investment, hiring, or hassle. 4) Technology – warehousing and fulfillment companies like STACI have invested in the technology and the expertise to leverage that technology.
  • STACI-US support ecommerce, B2C, and B2B Clients across a diverse range of industries.
  • STACI’s services include multi-channel integrated fulfillment solutions (direct to customer, retail, and wholesale customers), kitting, complex packaging, logistics and warehousing.
  • Staci Group Acquires Amware Fulfillment to create strong global fulfillment capability.
  • The combined company now has 81 fulfillment centers across the U.S., France, Belgium, UK, Germany, Netherlands, Italy and Spain

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