Supply Chain Moves (Official Move Supply Chain Podcast)
Move Supply ChainSupply Chain Moves gives DTC operators practical, no-fluff guidance, from product idea to on-time delivery, built on real numbers. Host Lara Guevara (CEO and Co-Founder, Move Supply Chain) turns vendor visits, factory audits, and live routing simulations into Monday-ready playbooks. This podcast also gives you ideas on how to have smarter China/Vietnam sourcing, logistics you can run on purpose, a... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 43 | Founded | 8 days ago |
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| Categories | ManagementBusiness | ||||
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She thought she had a 72 percent gross margin best seller.Two years later, it was barely breaking even.
In this episode, Lara walks through the exact invoice and data set that stopped a fast-growing DTC founder in her tracks. What looked wildly prof... more
Most founders know their gross margin by heart.
Sixty-five percent. Seventy percent. A number that sounds healthy and investor-ready.
In this episode of Supply Chain Moves, Lara explains why that number is often lying to you.
Gross margin only tel... more
“They seem fine” is not a supplier strategy.
In the final episode of Supplier Power Month, Lara introduces the Supplier Scorecard, the system that turns vendor management from gut feel into data-backed decisions.
If you’ve ever struggled to explain... more
Most DTC founders think supplier agreements are overkill. Until they’re staring at a warehouse full of unusable inventory and a supplier saying, “This is what you approved.”
In this episode of Supply Chain Moves, Lara breaks down a real story of a $... more
Most DTC founders think supplier negotiation starts and ends with price.
It doesn’t.
In this episode, Lara breaks down the seven things you can actually negotiate with suppliers, why price is often the weakest lever, and how to frame your asks so s... more
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Most DTC founders assume that being the customer automatically gives them leverage with suppliers. In this episode of Supply Chain Moves, Omar breaks down why that belief quietly costs brands money, time, and sanity.
Suppliers rank ... more
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In this episode, Omar, Growth Partner at Move and sourcing specialist, breaks down what 2025 actually did to sourcing and inventory for DTC brands and why the cost of being wrong quietly skyrocketed.
If 2025 exposed anything, it was ... more
In this special episode, Lara and Claude sit down with Charlie, Luke, and Daniel of Dip UK. It’s their first time in Manila, so we took the chance to dive into their story, their experience working with Filipino talent, and how they have scaled a mod... more
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Apple Podcasts | #138 |  France/Business/Management |
Apple Podcasts | #152 |  South Africa/Business/Management |
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