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From Texas, the US & Canada, 1st for Weekly neo-traditonal, classic Country & the 90's spirit from France program Fred's Country 2025 w # 12: Part 1: - LeAnn Rimes, Have Mercy - A Tribute To The Judds - 2024 - Josh Weathers, Who's Hanging The Moon - S - 2025 - Jade Eagleson, Welcome to Rock Bottom - Worth The Double - Single - 2024 - Drew Green, Comin' In Country - S - 2025 - Clay Walker, Cowboys in Heaven - S - 2025 Part 2: - HIXTAPE & Joe Diffie feat Toby Keith, Luke Combs, Ships That Don't Come In - HIXTAPE: Vol 3: Difftape - 2024 - Braxton Keith, Blue - Blue EP – 2024 - Chad Cooke Band, Good Luck, Babe! - S – 2024 - Jake Bush, Lost Time - S – 2025 Part 3: - Tim McGraw ft. Parker McCollum, Paper Umbrellas - S - 2025 - Casey Donahew, Green in Colorado - Never Not Love You - 2024 - Vinny Tovar and Aubry Rodriguez, Pass Me By - S - 2025 - Cody Johnson feat. Brooks & Dunn, Long Live Country Music - Leather (Deluxe) - 2024 Part 4: - Randy Houser, Country Round Here Tonight - Note To Self (Deluxe) - 2025 - Tucker Wetmore, 3,2,1 - What Not To TBR 04/25 – 2025 - Daryle Singletary, Love You With The Lights On - Rockin' in the Country - 2009 - John Fogerty, Don Henley & Timothy B. Schmit, Garden Party - The Blue Ridge Rangers Rides Again – 2009
In this episode of the Startup CEO Show we're diving deep with Drew Green, the visionary CEO of Indochino, a transformative men's fashion brand known for their custom suits. Drew unpacks their unique strategies—like extending payment terms and adopting an appointment-based retail model—and shares invaluable insights on cash flow management, strategic partnerships, and leveraging media and CRM tools for efficient customer engagement.We'll also explore how Indochino navigated the tumultuous landscape of the COVID-19 pandemic, strategically expanded their retail footprint, and tapped into the wedding market, which now represents a significant portion of their business.Stick around for an enlightening conversation about resilience, innovation, and staying ahead in the competitive world of custom apparel.------------------------------How many times a day do you think "This meeting could have been an e-mail"?Fellow is the only AI Meeting Assistant that transcribes, summarizes, and centralizes your meeting workflow by connecting to your calendar and existing productivity tools.Go to https://fellow.app/ and discover the best way to enhance productivity today!----------------------------------Since 1999, I have sat at the right-hand side of the leaders of high growth technology companies as either a CFO, VC or deal maker. I served as CFO for software companies including Shopify (NYSE: SHOP) and Freshbooks. As a CFO I experienced outright failures, wildly profitable exits, and everything in between.I was a General Partner in Real Ventures, Canada's largest and most active seed stage fund. My investments there include the fund's largest cash on cash and highest IRR returns to date. Most recently, I founded SurePath Capital Partners the leading investment bank for SMB SaaS companies where we did hundreds of millions in financing and exit transactions.Connect on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/themarkmacleod/Connect on X/Twitter: https://twitter.com/markmacleod_Contact Mark: https://markmacleod.me/
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Johnny & Brent welcome hit songwriter, Lee Starr, (who co-wrote Elvie Shane's debut #1 single, "My Boy") to Song Title Challenge! Together, they cook up 5-6 different possible angles to a song titled, "Stone Mover." Lee Starr's songs have also been recorded by Brothers Osborne, Ashland Craft, Drew Green, and Connor Smith. He is a staff songwriter for Sony Music and KP Entertainment. If you want to WRITE like a pro, you need to THINK like a pro, and these episodes show you how the pros think. So listen up. The C.L.I.M.B. Show is dedicated to helping singers, songwriters, indie artists and industry pros "Create Leverage In The Music Business." We want you to win! About the hosts: Brent Baxter is an award-winning hit songwriter with cuts by Alan Jackson (“Monday Morning Church”), Randy Travis, Lady A, Joe Nichols, Ray Stevens, Gord Bamford and more. He helps songwriters turn pro by helping them WRITE like a pro, DO BUSINESS like a pro and CONNECT to the pros. You can find Brent at SongwritingPro.com/Baxter and SongwritingPro.com. Johnny Dwinell owns Daredevil Production and helps artists increase their streams, blow up their video views, sell more live show tickets, and get discovered by new fans, TV and music industry pros. Daredevil has worked with artists including Collin Raye, Tracy Lawrence, Ty Herndon, Ronnie McDowell and others. You can find Johnny at TheCLIMBshow.com. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Singer/songwriter/performer Shaylen recently joined us on the show to chat about her latest single, the tour, her show as she gets ready to hit town sharing the stage with country superstar Billy Currington, and Drew Green. Check out our chat!
Craig and Dustin Fuhs, Editor-in-Chief at Retail Insider, discuss nearly four years of retail industry evolution during Fuhs' tenure with the publication. They reflect on the significant impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic, which brought about numerous challenges such as lockdowns, bankruptcies, and rapid adaptations within the retail sector. Fuhs shares insights into how Retail Insider managed to navigate through these turbulent times by staying flexible and responsive to the changing needs of their readership. Throughout the conversation, Fuhs highlights several memorable stories and milestones, including the closures of major retailers including the Disney Store, Nordstrom, and Target. He recounts the secretive and strategic nature of their work, from holding exclusive news about IKEA's downtown Toronto store to the expansion of Indochino under Drew Green's direction. The discussion also covers the rise of experiential retail, with examples like Tesla and Apple stores, and Fuhs' passion for immersive retail experiences. As Fuhs prepares to step down from his role, he reveals his future plans, including the launch of his new venture, The Immersive Lab, which focuses on creating unique retail and experiential environments. He expresses his gratitude for the relationships and experiences gained during his time at Retail Insider and looks forward to continuing to contribute to the industry in new ways. Patterson and Fuhs conclude by emphasizing their ongoing commitment to staying connected and discussing the ever-evolving landscape of retail. Episode Sponsor: Canada's first specialized retail builder. Visit SAJO to see their holistic approach and transdisciplinary team to explore and understand your needs. Interviewed this episode:Dustin Fuhs, Editor in Chief at Retail InsiderRetail Insider This podcast is the audio version of the The Interview Series video podcasts by Retail Insider Canada are available through our Retail Insider YouTube Channel where you can subscribe and be notified when new video episodes are available. Subscribe, Rate, and Review our Retail Insider Podcast! Follow Craig:LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/CraigPattersonTorontoInstagram: @craig_patterson_torontoTwitter: @RI_EIC Follow Retail Insider:LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/Retail-InsiderFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/RetailInsider/Twitter: @RetailInsider_Instagram: @Retail_Insider_Canada Share your thoughts!Drop us a line at Craig@Retail-Insider.com. You can also rate us in Apple Podcasts or recommend us in Overcast to help more people discover the show!Background Music Credit: Hard Boiled Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com). Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License. http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/
Drew Green and Toad getting to hang again in Vegas and got to talk music, writing and recording. The fun […] The post Drew Green stoppin’ by and hangin’ out with Toad talkin’ Hooch, new music, DSP’s, the road and so much more! appeared first on TOAD'S TUNES.
Jon (JonDavids.com) talks with Drew Green, CEO of Indochino. Drew is not only a fascinating business person, but an all-around incredible person. Tune in to hear all about the highs and lows of Drew's amazing journey and how he became the smash success he is today. And follow Jon across social: X (Twitter) | Instagram | LinkedIn | TikTok | YouTube
Nashville-based singer, songwriter, guitar player who is signed with Sony Music Publishing Nashville and Droptine Music Publishing. He earned chart success with his first No. 1 single “My Boy” by Elvie Shane as well as with cuts by Drew Green. His latest hit “Whiskey On You” by Nate Smith has topped the Canadian charts and reached No. 1 on Billboard's Country Airplay. As a performer he has been on countless stages at a wide range of venues and events and will be performing later this year in Denmark.
Welcome to Creative Block! This week's guest is DREW GREEN! Drew is a storyboard artist, illustrator, and writer. He worked on Battle Kitty, Steven Universe, and is coming off a project at A24, #1 Happy Family USA. Along the way, VEE chats with DREW about MAKING THE DECISION TO MOVE TO LA, WORKING ON MIGHTY MAGISWORDS, UGLY BOARDS, and so much more! While we talk, we doodle on a Google Jamboard, where we draw from prompts we got on TWITTER, INSTAGRAM, YOUTUBE, THREADS, and PATREON. Subscribe to our channel to hear more stories of other animation professionals! ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ Thank you to our Patreon Blockheads for supporting the show! Want to become a Patron? ► https://www.patreon.com/crtvblock Hit subscribe and follow our socials for updates! ► https://twitter.com/crtvblock ► https://www.instagram.com/crtv.block/ ► https://www.threads.net/@crtv.block ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ Follow the hosts! VEE! ► https://twitter.com/violainebriat ► https://www.instagram.com/violainebriat ► https://www.threads.net/@violainebriat ► https://www.violainebriat.com/ Follow the guest! DREW! ► https://drewboards.com/ ► https://twitter.com/drewgreendraws ► https://www.instagram.com/drewgreendraws/ ► https://linktr.ee/drewgreenart ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ Editing by Clemence Briat ► https://twitter.com/clem_n_m Produced by Marco Beltran ► https://twitter.com/orcsocks Reels/Shorts by Ebuka.PNG ► https://www.instagram.com/ebuka_0foma Theme song by Louie Zong ► https://twitter.com/everydaylouie ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ 0:00 Intro 1:12 Beginning drawing 13:48 Getting into the industry 26:09 Storyboarding 36:15 Battle Kitty and Steven Universe 50:28 Kids animation vs adult animation 52:48 Personal art 1:02:11 Boarding 1:07:36 Communicating stories 1:20:12 Creative block
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Pittsburgh, PA native Neal Yakopin arrived in Nashville in July 2020 and in a few short years has become a well-known and respected player, currently touring with country star Nate Smith.Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania native Neal Yakopin arrived to Nashville in July 2020 and eventually began working with Sony Music Nashville singer-songwriter Drew Green, who has written songs for Florida Georgia Line and Conner Smith. In 2022, Neal joined Nate Smith's band for a six-show tour followed by a Fall tour with American country music singer Brett Eldredge. During this time, Nate's “Whiskey On You” single was gaining traction and landed No. 1 on Canada's country radio chart for six weeks, making the song the longest-running No. 1 country debut by a male vocalist in the country's chart history.Since then, Neal has performed at Nashville's most revered country music venues: The Ryman, Bridgestone Arena, and the Grand Ole Opry, as he looks ahead to a busy 2024 touring season including support for Morgan Wallen's One Night At A Time tour alongside Nashville's Bailey Zimmerman and Lauren Watkins.In this interview, we discuss Neal's approach to live shows, how he started a business TourLaunch LLC, and the current state of the music industry's TikTok-driven era. We hope you enjoy!We'd like to thank our Episode Sponsors:Low Boy Beatershttps://lowboybeaters.comDrum Supplyhttps://www.drumsupply.comDetox Househttps://detoxhousenashville.comConnect with Neal:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/nealyakopindrumsTourLaunch:https://www.tourlaunchnashville.comhttps://www.instagram.com/tourlaunchMusic Featured in this Episode:Nate Smith - Alright, Alright, Alright (Apple Music Sessions)Intro Drum GrooveRecorded by Taylor Friesth at Garden Groove Studios in Nashville, TNhttp://www.garden-groove.comMixed by Jackson Maddox------Interview by: Dan Ainspan, Nathan SletnerRecorded November 2023 in Nashville, TNConnect with us:WebsiteInstagramTikTokFacebookRecorded at Diamond Sound Studios, Nashville, TNPodcast Artwork: GENUINE CREATIVE ART ⓒ 2023 Nashville Drummers Podcast, LLC
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Ethan Song and Drew Green of Indochino discuss the role of personalization in the apparel industry. Hear more about the challenges and opportunities in the made to measure space as Drew recounts his experience growing the menswear brand over 1000% since joining as CEO in 2015. Learn more about Drew's experience streamlining Indochino's supply chain and doubling down on retail experiences. This episode also delves into fundraising and brand marketing.Subscribe to our Substack and YouTube for more engaging content and thoughtful analysis.- - - - - - - - - - - - Links DiscussedIndochinoJordanLululemon- - - - - - - - - - - - Show Notes:11:00 Supply chain13:00 Personalization15:00 Turnaround18:00 Retail experience22:00 Differentiation27:30 The Showroom effect31:40 Partnerships and collaboration34:00 Focus and discipline- - - - - - - - - - - - Past guests on the Pop Up Report include Jake Karls (Mid-Day Squares), Karen Danudjaja (Blume) and Ryan Babenzien (Jolie Skin Co.).Stay tuned for new episodes from upcoming guests including Nadia Nadak (Marlowe), Kaylee Astle (Blanka) and many more.- - - - - - - - - - - - Additional Episodes You Might Enjoy:The Ultimate Guide to Brand DiscoveryHow Jolie Skin Scaled to $10M per Employee in Less than Two YearsFrom 0 to 100K in Less than 30 Days- - - - - - - - - - - - The Pop Up Report interviews DTC and CPG founders to uncover how they fostered and scaled their communities to create profitable businesses. Gain a deeper understanding of the tools, tactics and retention strategies that build true customer loyalty.Subscribe to the Pop Up Report on Substack or YouTube for more. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.thepopupreport.com
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Discover the story behind Indochino's rise to prominence and how CEO Drew Green and his team have revolutionized the way men approach their personal style. Listen in as Ken and Drew explore the company's commitment to craftsmanship, attention to detail, and the seamless blending of traditional tailoring techniques with modern technology.Tune in to gain valuable industry insights from Drew's perspective and learn about the exciting future of custom men's clothing. Whether you're a fashion enthusiast, entrepreneur, or simply curious about the inner workings of a successful fashion brand, this episode will provide you with a captivating glimpse into the world of Indochino.
On tonight's episode, we're thrilled to have the talented singer-songwriter Drew Green joining us as we explore the melodies and memories that have shaped his life. Hailing from a tree farm in Tennessee, Drew's love for country music sparked during his childhood, listening to the tunes of Alan Jackson, Brooks & Dunn, and The Monkees. Throughout our conversation, Drew shares his journey from picking up a guitar at 13 years old to writing songs with some of the greats in the industry.Drew's passion for music led him down a path of honing his craft in various genres and eventually stepping foot in Nashville for the first time. We discuss the role his wife and friends played in supporting his dreams. Plus, we dive into the impact fatherhood has had on his music, particularly with the success of his heartfelt song "Good Old Man Dude" on TikTok.Finally, join us as we chat with Drew about his touring experiences, including his first time playing at Joe's Bar in Chicago and discovering the joys of deep-dish pizza. We also touch on his bucket list venues like the Opry and Bridgestone Arena, and the lessons he hopes to instill in his son through his music. Don't miss this inspiring and heartwarming discussion with Drew Green as we celebrate his dedication, hard work, and passion for the world of music.Our Patreon is what keeps the show going, we have tiers starting as low as $1, & Save When you sign up for a full year!Find Your Tier Today!https://www.patreon.com/melodiesnmemoriesShow Links:WEBSITEINSTAGRAMYOUTUBESPOTIFYSponsor Links:Arlo RevolutionPODDECKSOne Tree PlantedGuest Links: DREWGREEN.COMFACEBOOKINSTAGRAM Support the show
Taranaki Airs Assistant Coach Drew Green joined the program to preview his sides round three clash against the Nuggets. LISTEN ABOVE See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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Sometimes life can try to take you in many different directions, but who's to say you can't go in as many directions as you can? Drew Green, the President, and CEO of Indochino know all about that. On today's show, Drew speaks with Manjit about the different entrepreneurial opportunities he has taken on all at once, how that led him to start Indochino and so much more.
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We had the pleasure of interviewing Drew Green over Zoom video.As a McMinnville, Tennessee, native, Drew Green grew up just beyond earshot of Nashville's storied country music industry. Now, after years of thriving as one of Music Row's most prolific songwriters, the singer is poised for an equally fruitful artist career. With his debut track, "Little More Be Alright," Green counts the blessings of his well-earned success. Lyrically, it's a prayer of sorts — he gives thanks for what he has, while acknowledging that there's always room for more when it comes to time spent with loved ones.Drew Green got his start as a songwriter -- including penning a Florida Georgia Line cut "Colorado" with HARDY and Hunter Phelps (FGL, Chase Rice). Drew just released a new single, "Good Ol' Man," a heartwarming track about being the best father and husband he can for his family. The song has received an overwhelming response on TikTok with over 13M total views on all “Good Ol' Man” posts, while he's nearly tripled his total follower count.We want to hear from you! Please email Tera@BringinitBackwards.com.www.BringinitBackwards.com#podcast #interview #bringinbackpod #DrewGreen #GoodOlMan #NewMusic #zoom Listen & Subscribe to BiB https://www.bringinitbackwards.com/follow/ Follow our podcast on Instagram and Twitter! https://www.facebook.com/groups/bringinbackpod
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Hung out with Drew Green this week to talk about his journey into music, as well as all the projects he's released in the last year and what he has coming up! Drew's Insta: https://www.instagram.com/drewgreen/ Our Insta: https://www.instagram.com/rcm_podcast/ --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/kyle-corbliss/support
Banker Turned Songwriter & Country Artist - Meet Drew Green He had a lucrative career as a banker and was offered a promotion when he gave it all up to pursue country music songwriting in Nashville. He has written songs for Florida Georgia Line, Connor Smith, Elvie Shane and more and this past year was on tour with Mitchell Tenpenny. His latest song, "Good Ol Man" is a heartwarming song about being the best father and husband he can be for his family. https://upncountry.tv https://upncountry.com Get the cool Up N Country MERCH Here: https://www.redbubble.com/people/CowChairCountry/explore?asc=u&page=1&sortOrder=recent Check out the Spotify Playlist for all the best NEW COUNTRY! https://open.spotify.com/playlist/6raY92bakZGjjAY9OnEeg7?si=be4f50f7a6304609 #newcountry #upncountry #countrymusic #country #hotnewcountry #hotnewcountrymusic #newcountrymusic
When Drew started out, he had goals of creating things and finding good people to work with, and he’s managed to achieve those goals and more. He’s the CEO and president of INDOCHINO and a serial entrepreneur, and today he brings his story to the podcast. Listen to the episode to hear what Drew has to say about building confidence from childhood, learning lessons from fear, and connecting with people in an authentic way that’s not all about networking. Topics Discussed in This Episode Drew’s origin story How to build a child’s confidence Lessons that can be learned from fear How to hack the skillset for meeting and connecting with people What Drew’s first few years as an entrepreneur looked like Drew’s thesis for what he’s doing and how he spends his time What Drew learned about finding fraud Why gratitude is so important Embracing the feeling of uncomfortableness Economic themes to double down on today Related Links Drew Green Quotes From the Show “Luckily, I just had the most wonderful grandparents in the world.” “In order to grow, in order to make stuff happen, there has to be movement.” “I don’t want to meet people inauthentically.” "I’ve embraced the desire to be uncomfortable, because when you’re uncomfortable you have to figure things out, you have to solve, you have to create."
Breakout songwriter Drew Green joins the podcast to talk his latest single, Good Ol Man, his first touring experience, the Ryman, and much more. Stream Good Ol Man on all streaming platforms and give Drew a follow on socials @drewgreen. If you don't already, be sure to follow us on social media @tgatecountry and @countrypickinz. Please give our show a 5-star rating if you enjoyed the episode– it's the best way to support this independent podcast! New interviews with country music artists are uploaded every Thursday. Thanks for listening! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/tgatecountry/support
On this episode of Reimagining Retail, our analyst Suzy Davidkhanian hosts Drew Green, CEO of Indochino, to discuss how brands can use data to make better decisions—from product assortment to choosing locations—and drive sales. Then, during "What's in Store," they discuss the showroom model and how Indochino sets up its physical locations for success. For sponsorship opportunities contact us: advertising@insiderintelligence.com. For more information visit: https://www.insiderintelligence.com/contact/advertise/ Have questions or just want to say hi? Drop us a line at podcast@emarketer.com © 2021 Insider Intelligence
On this episode of Reimagining Retail, our analyst Suzy Davidkhanian hosts Drew Green, CEO of Indochino, to discuss how brands can use data to make better decisions—from product assortment to choosing locations—and drive sales. Then, during "What's in Store," they discuss the showroom model and how Indochino sets up its physical locations for success. For sponsorship opportunities contact us: advertising@insiderintelligence.com. For more information visit: https://www.insiderintelligence.com/contact/advertise/ Have questions or just want to say hi? Drop us a line at podcast@emarketer.com © 2021 Insider Intelligence
Did you know that 68% of consumers actively seek out retailers with omnichannel services and experiences? Results from CI&T's Connected Retail Report indicate that consumers expect these fluid experiences — and retailers are rising to the occasion. But which retailers are truly winning at connected retail experiences? Which are investing in creating immersive and differentiated experiences through mobile, ecommerce and even in stores? We dig into the data with Melissa Minkow, Director of Retail Strategy, CI&T. Listen to learn: How retailers of all sizes accelerated their omnichannel investments during the pandemic; Why mobile apps can be incredibly impactful drivers of customer engagement and loyalty; and Ways to ensure your ordering and fulfillment experiences align with your brand differentiators in a more holistic way. RELATED LINKS Download a copy of CI&T's Connected Retail Report Connect with Melissa on LinkedIn Register for the Retail Innovation Conference & Expo to see Melissa on stage Melissa Minkow will moderate a fireside chat featuring Drew Green, President and CEO of INDOCHINO during the Retail Innovation Conference & Expo. Get exclusive details into the brand's omnichannel roadmap by registering for the event, taking place May 10-12 in Chicago. Podcast listeners get 50% off all passes using the promo code RICE50P07. Register before April 12 to save an extra $300.
Your weekly country news update for the week of 3/22 featuring Drew Green. Sponsored by "A Piece of the Moon" by Chris Fabry: https://www.tyndale.com/p/a-piece-of-the-moon/9781496443458 Follow us on socials at @allcountrynews. Submit to us at allcountrynews.com
According to its president and CEO, Drew Green, 7-year-old suit specialist Indochino is "the largest custom apparel company in the world," and growing. Indochino's set to eclipse 100 stores this year, opening eight in February alone, Green said on the latest Glossy Podcast. Its other plans for 2022 include expanding to women's suiting and increasing its wedding apparel business. For several years already, the company's done nine figures in annual revenue. Secrets to its success include taking a diversified approach to marketing that includes "everything from podcasts to team sponsorships with the Yankees, the L.A. Rams and the Boston Red Sox," Green said. The company's "showroom" store model, which necessitates minimal investment, and prioritization of the customer experience have also served it well. "I like the Four Seasons model [of earning customer loyalty]," Green said. "I understand the benefits of actually having points or cashback and all the different mechanisms within a loyalty program. But where we've invested for loyalty is in the actual experience: making it fun, making it interesting and making it memorable. That's what the Four Seasons does. They don't have points, they don't have cashback, they just provide a world-class experience."
Country Music rising star Drew Green released his new EP, “Dirt Boy Vol. 2,” in late October. “Dirt Boy Vol. 1” was released in Sept. 2020 and it featured the streaming success song “She Got That” and “Little More Be Alright.”
To kick off Retail Leader Trend Talk in 2022, we're chatting with the CEO of Indochino, Drew Green, about the custom suit retailer's big plans for the year. Editor Amy Baxter chats with Green about the brand's entry into women's wear, reaching 100 retail locations and how Indochino plans to capture a larger share of the booming wedding market in 2022.
#WindyCityJoes #DrewGreen #HoochWindy City Joe's Michael & Jackson sit down with the extremely talented Drew Green while he was in Chicago to find out about his favorite Christmas things as well as his New Years Resolutions. As a McMinnville, Tennessee, native, Drew Green grew up just beyond earshot of Nashville's storied country music industry. Now, after years of thriving as one of Music Row's most prolific songwriters, the singer is poised for an equally fruitful artist career. With his debut track, ""Little More Be Alright,"" Green counts the blessings of his well-earned success. Lyrically, it's a prayer of sorts — he gives thanks for what he has, while acknowledging that there's always room for more when it comes to time spent with loved ones.subscribe for more content - https://linktr.ee/windycityjoes Presented by Untied EntertainmentPartnered with Joe's Bar, Joe's Live! in Rosemont, & Carol's PubMusic: I'm Never Drinking Again by Josh Kiser - https://www.instagram.com/kiserkountry
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This episode we welcome Drew Green, celebrated Canadien entrepreneur and CEO of the custom menswear retailer Indochino. In our fast-paced conversation we delve into how the rapidly growing apparel brand delivers a remarkable customer experience by creating one-of-a-kind garments through the marriage of digital technology, an innovative supply chain and a network of brick & mortar showrooms. We also learn how Indochino defied the retail apocalypse narrative to quickly grow to 79 showrooms and unpack Drew's "3 Win" philosophy that drove the company's exciting new partnership with Nordstrom. We open up the episode with our quick takes on recent retail news that caught out attention. First up we discuss some signs of a "great moderation" including the significant (albeit anticipated) decline in online grocery and a pull-back in UPS's parcel shipments. We also take on Disney's exit from physical stores and Tesla's planned move away from mall-based locations.NOTE: We'll be releasing episodes every two weeks through September 7, when we'll move back to a weekly format.Also be sure to check out our new YouTube channel. Drew GreenDREW GREENChief Executive Officer, President, DirectorDrew Green is an award winning Chief Executive Officer, entrepreneur and expert in managing fast-paced, high-growth companies. A visionary leader, Green has created one of the world's fastest growing apparel brands. Since 2015, he has established significant strategic capital, hired a world class management team and created global alliances (Dayang Group, Nordstrom and Postmedia) that has led to over +500% growth, significantly increasing profitability KPI's. Over the past six years, INDOCHINO created, launched and has expanded to 80 showrooms, employing over 800 people, with another 2200 people working daily in INDCOHINO's factories in China, to produce the one of a kind garments each INDOCHINO customer creates.Previously recognized as top 40 under 40, as well as CEO of the year, Green has been recognized for his accomplishments throughout his career. Green has been awarded the Innovation in Retail award by the University of Alberta, Breakout Retailer of the Year by Chain Store Age, and selected as The Entrepreneur of the Year, by Ernst and Young. In 2019 Canadian Business announced that between 2015-2019, INDOCHINO was #1 fastest growing Canadian retailer, with sales globally, and 3rd fastest growing retailer in Canada, amongst retailers with revenues over $100M. A sought after expert, Green has presented to hundreds of thousands, and been quoted in more than 3,000 news articles, globally including in The New York Times, Wall Street Journal, Globe and Mail, National Post, Washington Post, Toronto Star, Fortune, Forbes, Bloomberg, Huffington Post, TechCrunch, Bloomberg, BNN, CNN and CBC.Prior to INDOCHINO, Green founded and was Chief Executive Officer of SHOP.CA, Canada's first multi-merchant marketplace, which is now owned by EMERGE COMMERCE, (TSXV: ECOM) which he leads as Founder, Chairman and a major shareholder. Throughout his career, Drew has played key leadership roles at companies that have created billions in shareholder value through leadership roles at DoubleClick (acquired by Google), SHOP.COM (acquired by Market America) and Flontwork (acquired by DoubleClick).In 2011, upon his return to Canada, Drew founded DREWGREEN.CA INC. as a family office/fund set up to start, invest and work alongside entrepreneurs across Canada, with a mandate to create long term shareholder value. DREWGREEN.CA has founded, chair'd, and/or invested in over 30 companies that drive innovation and growth within and across multiple industries, including Direct to Consumer, ecommerce, omnichannel retail, esports, real estate / rentals , artificial intelligence -- and insurance, educational and property technologies. Steve Dennis is an advisor, keynote speaker and author on strategic growth and business innovation. You can learn more about Steve on his website. The expanded and revised edition of his bestselling book Remarkable Retail: How To Win & Keep Customers in the Age of Disruption is now available at Amazon or just about anywhere else books are sold. Steve regularly shares his insights in his role as a Forbes senior contributor and on Twitter and LinkedIn. You can also check out his speaker "sizzle" reel here.Michael LeBlanc is the Founder & President of M.E. LeBlanc & Company Inc and a Senior Advisor to Retail Council of Canada as part of his advisory and consulting practice. He brings 25+ years of brand/retail/marketing & eCommerce leadership experience, and has been on the front lines of retail industry change for his entire career. Michael is the producer and host of a network of leading podcasts including Canada's top retail industry podcast, The Voice of Retail, plus Global E-Commerce Tech Talks and The Food Professor with Dr. Sylvain Charlebois. You can learn more about Michael here or on LinkedIn.
The Toronto Blue Jays continued their second-half struggles in a series loss to the New York Mets, but the bright spot is a new-look lineup that appears to be clicking. Why did it take so long for George Springer to move back up to the leadoff spot? Should Alejandro Kirk be batting higher than eighth? What about Vladimir Guerrero Jr. in the two-hole? Mark, Bryson and Jacob also discuss what will happen at the trade deadline and why this year is so unpredictable. Subscribe to Section 138 on YouTube for video podcasts and live streams: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCTCRKhBRu9kVO2fDuc2q8Aw/featured. Support our Patreon at http://www.patreon.com/section138pod. Follow @section138pod on Instagram and Twitter. Music: "Hooch," Drew Green.
In today's episode, I discuss new album and catalog releases, and talk with my nephew Brendan Orchard on life in Nashville TN, and touring with Sony's Drew Green....
DELIVERING ECOMMERCE is a weekly podcast & live-stream hosted by me, Chris Parsons. Along with industry experts around the globe and my 20 years plus in retail, we tell our stories and have some fun along the way. I hope you enjoy this video and I apologize that we had a few audio issues but the content is still great. Episode 15 Drew Green INDOCHINO | Chief Executive Officer, Presidenthttps://www.linkedin.com/in/drewgreen/https://www.linkedin.com/in/chrisaparsons/Delivering eCommerce website - https://deliveringecommerce.buzzsprout.com/Drew Green BIO: Drew Green is an award winning Chief Executive Officer, entrepreneur and expert in managing fast-paced, high-growth companies. A visionary leader, Green has created one of the world's fastest growing apparel brands. Since 2015, he has established significant strategic capital, hired a world class management team and created global alliances that has led to over +500% growth, significantly increasing profitability KPI's. Over the past five years, INDOCHINO created, launched and then expanded to 80 showrooms, employing over 800 people, with another 2200 people working daily to produce the one of a kind garments each INDOCHINO customer creates.Previously recognized as top 40 under 40, as well as CEO of the year, Green has been recognized for his accomplishments throughout his career. In 2017 Green was awarded the Innovation in Retail award by the University of Alberta. In 2018 he was awarded Breakout Retailer of the Year by Chain Store Age, and in 2018 Green was selected as The Entrepreneur of the Year, by Ernst and Young. In 2019 Canadian Business announced that between 2015-2019, INDOCHINO was #1 fastest growing Canadian retailer, with sales globally, and 3rd fastest growing retailer in Canada, amongst retailers with revenues over $100M.Prior to INDOCHINO, Green founded and was Chief Executive Officer of SHOP.CA, Canada's first multi-merchant marketplace, which is now owned by EMERGE COMMERCE, which he leads as Chairman and major shareholder. Throughout his career, Drew has played key roles at companies that have created billions in shareholder value through leadership roles at DoubleClick (acquired by Google), SHOP.COM (acquired by Market America) and Flonetwork (acquired by DoubleClick).As a dedicated mentor to Canadian entrepreneurs, Green is the founder, chairman, and or a shareholder in private Canadian companies that drive innovation and growth within direct to consumer, insurance, artificial intelligence, technology, real estate and non profit. A sought after expert, Green has presented to hundreds of thousands, and been quoted in more than 3,000 news articles, globally.
Welcome to the Remarkable Retail podcast Season Three, Episode Two! I'm Michael LeBlanc, and I'm Steve Dennis. This week we go deep on a growing trend that Steve introduced in his book, and recently unpacked in a Forbes article: namely how so many aspects of retail--stores, supply chains, brand distribution strategies and more--are moving from roles that are largely singular in purpose to becoming (or needing to become) hybrid in nature. This shift is profound, requires potentially massive changes over time and, we argue, not yet getting the attention it deserves.But first we open up the episode with our quick takes on recent retail news that caught out attention, including Nordstrom's partnership with ASOS, more investment into Flipkart, eMarketer's updated US e-commerce forecast.NOTE: We'll be releasing episodes every two weeks through September 7, when we'll move back to a weekly format. Next up, Indocino's CEO Drew Green.Also be sure to check out our newish YouTube channel. Steve Dennis is an advisor, keynote speaker and author on strategic growth and business innovation. You can learn more about Steve on his website. The expanded and revised edition of his bestselling book Remarkable Retail: How To Win & Keep Customers in the Age of Disruption is now available at Amazon or just about anywhere else books are sold. Steve regularly shares his insights in his role as a Forbes senior contributor and on Twitter and LinkedIn. You can also check out his speaker "sizzle" reel here.Michael LeBlanc is the Founder & President of M.E. LeBlanc & Company Inc and a Senior Advisor to Retail Council of Canada as part of his advisory and consulting practice. He brings 25+ years of brand/retail/marketing & eCommerce leadership experience, and has been on the front lines of retail industry change for his entire career. Michael is the producer and host of a network of leading podcasts including Canada's top retail industry podcast, The Voice of Retail, plus Global E-Commerce Tech Talks , The Food Professor with Dr. Sylvain Charlebois and the all new Conversations with CommerceNext. You can learn more about Michael here or on LinkedIn.
This week Craig speaks with INDOCHINO CEO Drew Green about where the company is going, including a new partnership with Nordstrom.Drew Green, Chief Executive Officer, President of INDOCHINOINDOCHINO**Podcast Sponsor (MSC): As one of the world's leading container ship lines, MSC is promoting a sustainable business model that goes far beyond the 'business as usual' approach. [Read more on MSC's Sustainability Program]The Weekly podcast by Retail Insider Canada is available on Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, TuneIn, or through our dedicated RSS feed for Overcast and other podcast players. Subscribe, Rate, and Review our Retail Insider Podcast!Follow Craig: LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/CraigPattersonTorontoInstagram: @craig_patterson_torontoTwitter: @RI_EIC Follow Retail Insider: LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/Retail-InsiderFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/RetailInsider/Twitter: @RetailInsider_Instagram: @Retail_Insider_Canada Listen & Subscribe:Apple PodcastsSpotifyOvercastStitcher Share your thoughts! Drop us a line at Craig@Retail-Insider.com. You can also rate us in Apple Podcasts or recommend us in Overcast to help more people discover the show! Background Music Credit: Hard Boiled Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com). Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License. http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/
It's a SEASON SWEEP of the Atlanta Braves and the Toronto Blue Jays appear to be finally firing on all cylinders. The starters all went at least five innings (even Ross Stripling!) and the lineup completed a handful of miraculous comebacks. Mark, Bryson and Jacob banter about the series, then discuss the questionable move to demote Nate Pearson to triple-A Buffalo/Trenton instead of letting him get comfortable in the majors. Manoah Watch returns with Alek Manoah's no-hit bid earlier this week and the crew discusses the possible reasons for why the Blue Jays would keep him in triple-A. Lastly, we talk about Mark's trip to double-A New Hampshire and his foul ball grab.Subscribe to Section 138 on YouTube for video podcasts and live streams: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCTCRKhBRu9kVO2fDuc2q8Aw/featured. Support our Patreon at http://www.patreon.com/section138pod. Follow @section138pod on Instagram and Twitter. Music: "Woods," Drew Green.
With his head to the grindstone, it's obvious that Drew Green might have not looked up to see the success he's gained up to 2021. Drew takes us through the land-speed record of his publishing and record deal, his writing habits, how the Dirt Boy became the artist he is today, and how songs like his latest release "Hooch" are changing what people might consider country.
Drew Verdé, real name Drew Green is a musician with a huge creative passion to use the world and his situations as a reflection of his art. He is a deep thinking, selfless and big hearted individual who can paint a detailed picture of the things he is passionate about. We talk about his music, his influences, his process, his upbringing and so much more. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
Discussing The Evolution of Hamptons Real Estate
Pitchers and catchers report in less than a week. As the offseason comes to an end, Mark, Bryson and Jacob discuss the pick-ups of David Phelps and Joel Payamps, and what it means for the Blue Jays' bullpen depth in 2021. Also discussed: Toronto's Opening Day love on ESPN and the Joe Panik signing. Support our Patreon at www.patreon.com/section138pod. Follow @section138pod on Instagram and Twitter. Music: "She Got That," Drew Green. (Don't judge the country music.)
One of Canada’s most prolific entrepreneurs, Drew has been an executive and chairman across multiple businesses, one of his greatest feats perhaps is building Indochino. If you’ve heard of it, then you most definitely have ordered a suit or two from it. Tuning in from Indochino HQ, we’re here today with the CEO Drew Green to discuss all things under the smoky haze of the Vancouver sky. Drew opens up about his philosophy as an entrepreneur, father, and contributing member of society. Find out how he turned Indochino from a niche brand into a global phenom, the moments he’s been most proud of in his career, and how he structures his day to day life by striving to inspire. This is a must listen to interview. In this episode you'll hear: Drew’s philosophical take on leading an inspired life What it looks like to successfully prioritize your happiness On keeping track of his daily goals through a 25-year-old spreadsheet A Snippet on building Indochino into a global brand For full show notes, references, further reflections on this episode head to our website at www.thinkspacepodcast.com/drew-green Thank you for listening! We’d love to hear what you think. We invite you to join the podcast conversation in our communities on Facebook, Instagram, or Podyssey. Be sure to subscribe to thinkspace on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you listen to podcasts. If you enjoyed this podcast, please leave us a review on iTunes/Apple Podcasts here. Your review helps us reach more people and create more impact in the community. Connect with DREW GREEN Drew Green on LinkedIn@thedrewgreen on Instagram @drew_green on Twitter Indochino @indochino on instagram USE CODE thinkspace10 for 10% off your Nature of Work Foundations program at https://natureofwork.co
On today's episode of Authentic Influence, Adam Conner is joined by Drew Green, the CEO of Indochino. Indochino is the largest privately held custom apparel brand globally, specializing in made-to-measure clothing. Today, you'll learn: Why Drew came to Indochino; his thoughts on challenges and opportunities How Drew has adapted the brand given the pandemic; plus, how the model is actually suited well to it Given that personalization IS the brand, how that core value translates into the way consumers are encouraged to share about their experiences What's next for Indochino As always, advice to build a more authentic brand Be sure to stay subscribed for more content and thought leadership like this, and do please leave a rating and review on iTunes if you like what you hear: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/authentic-influence/id1440872576. Be sure to follow our LinkedIn page to catch all of our content there: https://www.linkedin.com/showcase/authentic-influence-podcast/. Reach out to Adam Conner on LinkedIn at https://www.linkedin.com/in/adamjconner/ or via email at adam.conner@govivoom.com with suggestions for guests, content, or general interest/feedback. Find more at https://www.podcast.vivoom.co/. Enjoy! Music: "Streetview" by Jahzzar is licensed under a Attribution-ShareAlike License (CC BY-SA 4.0)
Drew Green (@DrewGreenMusic) joins the show to talk about his rise from the house singer at Tootsie's in downtown Nashville to a major label, his debut single Little More Be Alright and his decision to leave his job at a bank and jump into songwriting full time. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
In this episode of 'Making the Brand', Billy interviews Drew Green, CEO of Indochino. Indochino is an online suiting company based in Vancouver, Canada. Drew talks about taking the helm amidst some company turmoil, restructuring, and building upon what was already there. Fun one, enjoy! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Drew Green is back to talk all things Amazon, from eCom to AWS and everything in between, in this special BONUS episode. Drew is President and CEO of Indochino, the world's largest made-to-measure menswear brand. He originally appeared in episode 003. Top of Mind is hosted by Jon Davids, Founder & CEO of Influicity. Jon […] The post Ep 007: BONUS! The State of Amazon.com, with eCom Trailblazer Drew Green appeared first on Influicity.
In this episode, Madrona Managing Director, Scott Jacobson, speaks with Drew Green, the CEO of Indochino. Drew, an accomplished entrepreneur and operating executive, joined Indochino, a made to measure men’s clothier, as it was at crossroads and he and Scott tell the story of their journey to China to help save the business and forge a meaningful partnership with one of the leading suit producers. Drew talks about the sometimes difficult task of building partnerships as a startup with a larger company. They discuss omnichannel selling and working with sports stars and teams - Indochino recently launched their line with Knicks player, RJ Barrett, as this was recording.
Drew Green has been an entrepreneur, sales executive, and investor. As President and CEO of Indochino, the world's largest made-to-measure menswear brand, Drew has taken the company from the brink of bankruptcy to a thriving eCom juggernaut. Jon and Drew talk about growing profitably, raising 100's of millions in capital, and learning from your failures. […] The post Ep. 003: Building a $100M+ eCom Biz with Drew Green, CEO of Indochino appeared first on Influicity.
The numbers are real, and they aren't pretty. Retail is struggling. But INDOCHINO isn't your regular retail store and Drew Green isn't your typical CEO. The company has, over the last four years, increased in size over 5X, improved its profitability metrics and really become a iconic brand amongst millennials. Incredible.What is the trick? A well-rounded leadership style. By bringing out the best in the team, amazing things will follow. Trust, belief, and empowerment are all key in allowing people to be and do their best. With a store having opened nearly every month for the past four years, hear from Drew Green how he's built the already iconic company that is INDOCHINO. Sign up for Eric's newsletter by clicking here For more information on Eric's work, check out his website
Welcome to the Voice of Retail for the week of September 16, 2019 I'm your host Michael LeBlanc, and this podcast is brought to you in conjunction with Retail Council of Canada.In this week's episode I'm on the road, recording interviews from the Bahamas where I was a keynote speaker at Bluestar's Vartech conference, and now recording live at the Global eCommerce Leaders Forum in New York in the Purolator podcasting studio.For this episode I reach out all the way out to Vancouver and chat with retailer Indochino CEO Drew Green. We catch up and talk about their impressive 40% YOY growth numbers that have made them one of Canadian Businesses ranked fastest growing retailers in their recent rankings, what it takes to maintain that level of growth and keep the customer coming backNext I chat with veteran retail brand marketer Patrick Dickinson and talk retail marketing tradecraft, the complexities managing multiple brands and concepts in modern retail, and the nature of crowds, or lack of them, creating challenges for traditional store traffic models. Lastly I'll take a look at the retail news of the week, but first, let's listen to my interview with Drew Green. A quick note, gremlins and not a super-great mobile connection stepped a bit on my recording with Drew, so you'll hear the occasional beep that was I unable to edit from the interview.****** Thanks to Drew & Patrick for being my guests this week, now let's hit the highlights from Retail This Week eNewsletter, biggest retail weekly in Canada and you can subscribe on www.retailcouncil.org for free. **** That's a wrap on this edition of The Voice of Retail, if you liked this podcast you can subscribe on Apple iTunes or your favourite podcast platform, please rate and review, and be sure and recommend to a friend or colleague in the retail industry. I'm Michael LeBlanc, Founder and President of M.E. LeBlanc and Company Inc. and you can learn more about me on www.meleblanc.co or of course on LinkedIn Until next time, have a great week!
In Episode 9 of 'Friday Sharpeners' we debrief the man himself, Jack Slade, the morning he returns from his European sojourn, debate the arrival of the iPhone 11 and the Land Rover Defender, and enjoy a special guest appearance from the unofficial fifth member of the BH boys, Ed Ringwood. To round out the ninth episode, we pick the brain of Drew Green, CEO of Indochino, an American online suiting company that has set the status quo of remote made-to-measure suiting since 2007. We talk about the goals and hurdles of his efforts to translate Indochino's dominance over the stateside market onto Aussie turf.
Join in for a conversation with Drew Green, CEO of Indochino. Indochino is a Vancouver based bespoke suit company and it's actually where yours truly got his first bespoke suit as well! But enough about me. So how does one become the CEO of a fast-growing suit company? Well, Drew started his journey as a kinesiology student with a love for basketball. He immediately took an entrepreneurial path to starting a personal training business which he later sold to travel the world and enter into the world of technology companies. A material influence to Drew's unique career journey has been Paulo Coelho's The Alchemist, a fiction book like no other. I personally love this book as well and we go through the various elements of the book that influenced Drew on his journey and his current philosophies on business and life. Though this was a short interview we try to traverse through the very windy journey Drew went through from his athletic years to technology, his current focus with Indochino and more.
Drew Green is the CEO of Indochino - Drew has built one of the world's fastest growing apparel brands. Under his leadership since 2015, the company has grown at a compound annual growth rate of 48%. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/brickdatacast/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/brickdatacast/support
Drew Green is an award winning entrepreneur and expert in managing fast-paced, high-growth companies. A visionary leader, Green has created one of the world's fastest growing apparel brands. Since 2015, he has established up to $100M in strategic capital commitments for INDOCHINO. Previously recognized as top 40 under 40, as well as having been nominated for CEO of the year, Green has been recognized for his accomplishments throughout his career. In 2017 Green was awarded the Innovation in Retail award by the University of Alberta. In 2018 he was awarded Breakout Retailer of the Year by Chain Store Age, and in 2018 Green was selected as The Entrepreneur of the Year, by Ernst and Young. Prior to INDOCHINO, Green founded and was Chief Executive Officer of SHOP.CA, Canada's first multi-merchant marketplace, which is now owned by EMERGE COMMERCE, which he leads as Chairman and major shareholder. In 2018, EMERGE is growing at 250% YOY, and is profitable. Throughout his career, Drew has played key roles at companies that have created billions in shareholder value through leadership roles at DoubleClick (acquired by Google), SHOP.COM (acquired by Market America) and Flonetwork (acquired by DoubleClick). Connect with Drew: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/drewgreen/ Indochino: https://www.indochino.com/ --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/georges-khalife/support
Episode 14 of the Security TL;DR podcast (6/7/2018), hosted by Drew Green, and sponsored by G-Factor Security. This episode was recorded live at the AGN NARM 2018 conference in Austin, TX. Drew is joined by Ken Pyle, a partner with DFDR Consulting, and Joe Martin, an IT professional with an accounting firm They discuss DNS [...]
In this short “minisode" Adam narrates a highlight reel from great guests such as Drew Green of Indochino, CEO Whisperer Cameron Herold, and others.
Episode 13 of the Security TL;DR podcast (3/29/2018), hosted by Drew Green and Sam Blevins, sponsored by G-Factor Security (formerly TJTSec). They discuss the latest developments regarding the vulnerabilities in AMD processor products, a bug with Microsoft's Meltdown and Spectre patches, and the ongoing privacy concerns surrounding Facebook. Articles Referenced: https://community.amd.com/community/amd-corporate/blog/2018/03/21/initial-amd-technical-assessment-of-cts-labs-research https://threatpost.com/bad-microsoft-meltdown-patch-made-some-windows-systems-less-secure/130844/ https://threatpost.com/facebook-woes-continue-as-ftc-opens-data-privacy-probe/130788/
Episode 12 of the Security TL;DR podcast (3/16/2018), hosted by Drew Green and Sam Blevins, sponsored by G-Factor Security (formerly TJTSec). They discuss the newly announced vulnerabilities in AMD processor products, a bug with SAMBA, the free certificate authority Let's Encrypt and their latest product offering, and they critique a podcast where a victim of [...]
Episode 11 of the Security TL;DR podcast (3/10/2018), hosted by Drew Green, sponsored by G-Factor Security (formerly TJTSec). He discusses the latest news on updates from Intel regarding the Spectre bug affecting all recent Intel CPUs, a SNAFU by a certificate reseller (and a dive into what certificates are and how they are involved with [...]
In this episode focused on retail and men’s fashion, entrepreneur & Indochino CEO Drew Green shares how the retailer plans to grow through more showrooms and expansion into outerwear. We explore a number of topics including; why money is not always the best motivator, how millennials actually like to dress up despite “casualization” in workplace dress codes, and striking life balance as CEO of one of the world’s fastest-growing apparel companies.
Episode 10 of the Security TL;DR podcast (2/23/2018), hosted by Drew Green and Sam Blevins, sponsored by TJTSec. They discuss the latest bug affecting nearly all Apple devices, an interesting way a piece of malware hid in infected devices and communicated with the controlling attackers, the latest in "IRS Tax Scams", and a bug in [...]
There's a common misconception that Mac users are safe and secure from hackers and viruses. Is this really true in practice? Drew Green, Director of Information Technology at Thomas, Judy, and Tucker and Jason Karn Chief Compliance Officer at Total HIPAA weigh in on the issue of malware, hacks, and vulnerabilities on Mac computers. Follow […]
There’s a common misconception that Mac users are safe and secure from hackers and viruses. Is this really true in practice? Drew Green, Director of Information Technology at Thomas, Judy,... Read More ›
This is the ninth episode of the Security TL;DR podcast, hosted by Drew Green and Sam Blevins, sponsored by TJTSec. They discuss the leak of iPhone source code from Apple, a Microsoft bug in Skype, and hardware encrypted flash drives. Articles Referenced: https://www.engadget.com/2018/02/08/crucial-iphone-source-code-posted-in-unprecedented-leak/?sr_source=Facebook https://www.zdnet.com/article/skype-cannot-fix-security-bug-without-a-massive-code-rewrite/
This is the eigth episode of the Security TL;DR podcast, hosted by Drew Green and Sam Blevins, sponsored by TJTSec. They discuss the non-technical ramifications of Uber's data breach from 2016, privacy surrounding the influx of IoT devices in homes, and a new IoT framework the Mozilla organization is developing to standardize the way smart [...]
There are a variety of things you can do to lock down your data without complex penetration testing. Drew Green, Director of Information Technology at Thomas, Judy and Tucker suggests some low hanging fruit that you can tackle now to effectively secure your organization's data. Follow Total HIPAA on Twitter: @totalhipaa Follow our blog at www.totalhipaa.com/blog
This is the seventh episode of the Security TL;DR podcast, hosted by Drew Green and Sam Blevins, sponsored by TJTSec. They discuss a vulnerability in a popular online dating app, some newly discovered vulnerabilities by a friend of Drew, and the security of IoT devices. Articles Referenced: https://threatpost.com/app-flaws-allow-snoops-to-spy-on-tinder-users-researchers-say/129625/ http://www.zdnet.com/article/5-nightmarish-attacks-that-show-the-risks-of-iot-security/ https://www.tomsguide.com/us/secure-smart-home-how-to,news-19380.html
There are a variety of things you can do to lock down your data without complex penetration testing. Drew Green, Director of Information Technology at Thomas, Judy and Tucker suggests... Read More ›
This is the sixth episode of the Security TL;DR podcast, hosted by Drew Green and Sam Blevins, sponsored by TJTSec. They discuss malware identified by the EFF and Lookout Security that has been embedded within fake communications apps, the current state of patching systems to defend against Meltdown & Spectre, an enterprise's impressive recovery after [...]
What do you do after learning about weaknesses in your defenses? Drew Green, Director of Information Technology at Thomas, Judy and Tucker recommends ways to go about creating fixes in your security leading up to, and after a penetration test. Mr. Green talks to Jason Karn, Total HIPAA's Chief Compliance Officer, about how often penetration […]
What do you do after learning about weaknesses in your defenses? Drew Green, Director of Information Technology at Thomas, Judy and Tucker recommends ways to go about creating fixes in... Read More ›
This is the fifth episode of the Security TL;DR podcast, hosted by Drew Green and Sam Blevins, sponsored by TJTSec. They discuss a tool to determine whether your system is patched against Meltdown and Spectre, the state of online privacy and ways to protect yourself from tracking, and a cool way an online service provider [...]
A penetration test is a crucial tool used to protect your information. Being able to trust your security expert is a must. What can you expect from a breach, and what kind of damages and expenses can your organization prevent through these diagnostic tests? Drew Green, Director of Information Technology at Thomas, Judy and Tucker […]
Customizing a penetration test is the best way to determine your real-world security posture. Does having a cloud service for storing files make a difference? Could I lose access to files while undergoing a penetration test? Drew Green, Director of Information Technology at Thomas, Judy and Tucker and Total HIPAA's Chief Compliance Officer, Jason Karn […]
Drew Green is the CEO of Indochino - the largest bespoke suit retailer in the world. Between 2015 and 2017, Drew increased the market capitalization of Indochino by approximately $200 million. He says focus, dedication and decisiveness are what have led the company to achieving record growth year over year. Execution is everything to Drew. His knowledge on entrepreneurial financing and deal making and how to think about deals is incredible. ALL SHOW NOTES AND LINKS AT: negotiations.ninja/podcasts
As a business owner, it is valuable to be familiar with what is involved in the process of a penetration test, so you can gain the best understanding about the status of your company's security. Drew Green, Director of Information Technology at Thomas, Judy and Tucker talks with Total HIPAA's Chief Compliance Officer, Jason Karn […]
It is crucial that you preemptively defend against potential breaches. But what are the weaknesses within your security? Jason Karn, Total HIPAA's Chief Compliance Officer speaks with Drew Green, Director of Information Technology at Thomas, Judy and Tucker about what it means to be a Certified Ethical Hacker, the other certifications applicable to penetration testing, […]
It is crucial that you preemptively defend against potential breaches. But what are the weaknesses within your security? Jason Karn, Total HIPAA’s Chief Compliance Officer speaks with Drew Green, Director... Read More ›
EP101 - Indochino CEO, Drew Green An interview with Drew Green (@Drew_Green), CEO and of Indochino. Indochino is one of the largest made to measure menswear brands globally with active customers in 50 countries. We spoke with Drew about his previous e-commerce startup Shop.CA as well as Indochino's business model, Amazon strategy, and the future of the indsutry. Don't forget to like our facebook page, and if you enjoyed this episode please write us a review on itunes. Episode 101 of the Jason & Scot show was recorded on Thursday, September 14th 2017. http://jasonandscot.com Join your hosts Jason "Retailgeek" Goldberg, SVP Commerce & Content at SapientRazorfish, and Scot Wingo, Founder and Executive Chairman of Channel Advisor as they discuss the latest news and trends in the world of e-commerce and digital shopper marketing. New beta feature - Google Automated Transcription of the show: Transcript Jason: [0:25] Welcome to the Jason and Scott show this is episode 101 being recorded on Thursday September 14th 2017 I'm your host Jason retailgeek Goldberg and as usual I'm here with your Tahoes Scott Wingo. Scot & Drew: [0:40] Hey Jason and welcome back Jason Scott show listeners this week's episode we have a really special treat for you, in a world where everyone's really scrambling to survive against Amazon we wanted to highlight a brand that is really thriving please welcome to the Jason Scott show Drew green CEO of indochino who is joining us live from Vancouver, thanks guys I appreciate you having have an assignment scratch. Jason: [1:09] It's entirely our pleasure let's get the really controversial questions out of the way early did Scott pronounce your name right. Scot & Drew: [1:16] Hey daddy daddy didn't say where to me but that's that's okay cuz I don't use the at the end of Green. Jason: [1:23] Awesome and you don't want the things we always like to start out with is get an idea of how you. [1:32] Came to your current role on so before we talk about your control can you tell us a little bit about your background and in what way does the origin story for indochino. Scot & Drew: [1:43] Yeah well I don't know what I do both because both her are bit different so you don't myself I've been in you know e-commerce. Retail for almost 20 years first company we we built up was really the time of time of my life I was told to double click in the late 90s and from there. I have this amazing journey by double-clicking New York I love being out of retail. And as you know double quick was was acquired a couple times by private equity in the Google and then went to have the privilege of. Going to a company by the name of shop.com and helping build that into a top 10 multi-category retail destination in the US and the UK and that eventually became part of. Market America which I think is that isn't IR 500. Iri R50 excuse me online Merchant sound of my own company and I really enjoyed that Journey House shop.ca here in Canada. Multi Merchant market place that has since been Amalgamated with. Several Brands under an umbrella company called emerge Commerce of which I'm sure. And you don't back in 2015 it feels like. Feels like quite a few years ago but but really only a few years ago I really got the opportunity to come into indochino. And help transform the way men dress and it's been you has been an incredible few years you know the business has tripled in size. [3:18] Are we done so probably attracted some world-class Partners investors and of course. You every success starts with a team would God just a fantastic team at the company. Your top to bottom so it's it's been a great experience indochino was founded in 2007. So you know we've been around for for just over 10 years. And have become you know the last few years have become really the market leader globally answer to what does that mean while it means that from a made-to-measure custom apparel standpoint I don't believe there's any other company in the world. I cells and produces as much as we do and so that's had somewhere very proud of but you know we treat with a lot of care and a lot of humility because you know we want to continue to build the Great business not only for the team here but. Obviously first shareholders. Jason: [4:13] Terrific some before we jump into indochino actually have a shop.ca question. [4:19] So I use them or I should say you all the time as an example of one of the the first e-commerce sites to turn their entire customer base into affiliates. [4:33] Am I being truthful there I feel like that. Scot & Drew: [4:36] Yeah that sucks yeah that's actually shop.com and and so you know that was post-acquisition that that occurred. And you know that is the that is sort of the bread-and-butter or models at that market America's built their business on and and you know they felt that that was the best application for. Shop.com I mean shop.com originated as a Marketplace not unlike. Amazon Marketplace but it was bifurcated we had both you know card transactions as well as affiliate transaction. Orly cost as it would be known but yeah Market America turned it into a almost a pure purely and consumer affiliate site after they acquired. Jason: [5:19] Don't you very cool and did you have you applied any of the the best practices from that in your current gig do you guys do like customer referrals and all that sort of stuff. Scot & Drew: [5:30] Absolutely I mean I think you know that the interesting thing about that is I think it's excessive. Going to take you out online only but it really any retail business is based on. Your consumer advocacy or or fandom as we can talk about sometimes it into Chino you're the more that you can have fans of the the product of the brand of the experience. In particular for us that in the channel the experience. Yeah really the more the more not only are you going to grow about the more efficiently you're going to grow you know when you have customers that are telling. Your friends and fam. [6:07] They had a wonderful experience and the noset friends and family coming and make breakfast it just creates a really efficient gross and so yes certainly I would say that refer-a-friend weather. Whether through paid or unpaid is probably a second biggest Channel at its cheetah and so certainly we feel like we have a ton of fans. You're talking about the Brandon and appreciate an experience we deliver, cool the server folks that may not have had the opportunity to to use the site Maybe, can I give my dog a quick picture of of indochino you you said kind of measured so does that mean someone comes to me and measure so and I know you guys have it you didn't take so long to hear what that is. [6:51] Yeah so if you think about you know bespoke or made-to-measure custom apparel. You know it's an industry that's been around for hundreds and hundreds of years you know man have gone and gotten measured and. You have been able to to create their own garment what we wanted to do was you know create a platform essentially to allow it to be mass-market to allow anybody to measure themselves. Girls online only first pick their Fabrics pick their customisations their personalization such as a monogram. You know I'm on the Garment and and really create a one-of-a-kind garment and so you know we were the first globally to ever sell made-to-measure online. [7:36] Really proud of that but we realized in 2015 and really what what I've been driving the most. [7:43] After years is you knows our success is based on an omni-channel experience and really giving customers the choice of. Did I buy online which I calls or the self-serve mode or getting a full serve experience and whatever that 70 show rooms across North America. [8:02] Yeah that's a good Segway cuz I kind of mentally put you guys in the bucket with but no bows and Stitch fix and kind of what what Andy done calls digitally native vertical Brands and then just like those guys you guys, open up the showrooms where they're kind of a smaller Outlet the no kind of a traditional retail experience and kind of different unique buying experience, so tell us a little bit more I think that's all been in your 10 year or did the company have some started. Yeah I mean we we we've essentially opened every one of our showrooms or relocated them you know 2015 to 2017. We really felt like to be. You know that the Undisputed leader and made to measure but also to compete with ready-to-wear that we needed to provide customers with an omni-channel experience and you know what it's really allowed us to do is to open an app. You know the made-to-measure experience to customers that just might not be comfortable. Making their first purchase online as it relates to a you know for the $500 purchase offer a garment and. Yes really become actually are number one acquisition Channel think about online only business is really scaling that business from a media perspective. And you know you are a retail environment not only benefits customer but it really benefits are model and creates you don't media efficiency from. [9:33] I'm back from a girl's perspective you know we'll have averaged just over 50% growth year-over-year lost. You're so 2015-2017 and we're seeing a declining across for acquisition and cost for crossbow order. From a media perspective in that you know almost entirely to do with with our our commitment to retail and channel. [9:57] I'm having not add up to you being a showroom may be described it as it's like I'm imagining 2000 square feet some some examples that kind of thing but then I've seen pictures of Foosball Tables kind of curious where that. Yeah you know every showroom that we have it as I mentioned we got 70 you going to us were in Boston we got to in New York to in the Philadelphia area. Now one in Washington one in Chicago San Francisco and Beverly Hills every showrooms a bit. Different and unique but they all have a very open Design Concepts and they all allow for you no appointment no I won't what we have isn't as appointment base model where the customer would come in. They would be masked with what we call a style guide for that hour and that's the guy that I said would help them create their at their garment they would walk them through and get the measured. They would have the customer you to pick out fabric since we got almost 300 fabrics for suits in almost 300 rabbits for shirts. So they would pick their fabric that they're stitching and pick other customisations and personalization said you know at the end really allows them to. You know create this one-of-a-kind garment that that nobody's going to be there not going to go to a party or dinner or an event and see somebody wearing the exact same everyone is is entirely unique a customer. Jason: [11:26] That's awesome. [11:29] Question about the sort of omni-channel experience so it makes perfect sense that their children's could be your top acquisition Channel you go in there you you get fitted you get that first suit and have a great experience, but I'm presuming that now you have their measurements on file and now that that customer has a lot more confidence in your brand, are you able to turn those kind of full service customers from their first experience into more cell service customers for subsequent orders is that. Scot & Drew: [12:00] Yeah that that that's exactly what happened so course you got some customers that just you don't prefer either the retail environment or our showroom environment but. You know the reason that we're investing in retail in such a big way is that the majority of our retail first customers actually come back on their second third and fourth purchase and buy online and so it Christmas really sort of official relationship with a customer. We get it right the first time. Bathroom showroom perspective but because we've gotten it right there the other entirely comfortable coming back and buy it online you know we don't have a subscription model but if you looked at. Yes they do that the repurchase rate in our business here is almost like we do you know customers are very loyal to the experience very loyal to the brand. And frankly you know what we found especially these last couple years is you're made to measure and custom apparel is becoming mainstream. And so you know a young man or or you know someone at that house that experience was made to measure is saying you know what. I no longer want to buy a suit their shirt and Blazer pair pants off the rock I want to I want to create my own, because it's not easy and it's a crime. Jason: [13:12] Cool yeah you know one thing I filled it to ask about is can you talk just a little bit about what the like sort of into end time line is for it for a customer that buys a product like you know. Scot & Drew: [13:24] Yeah absolutely so that you know what you're doing if you're doing me buying processor. You know what we are at from an internal perspective because the conversion final you know it does take some time so it's not a an instantaneous purchase your you're choosing all your selections on the Garmin. But once you've done that and you know the Garmin essentially arrives and. Right now under three weeks we've we publish for is the expectation but we've really improved that through your different Partnerships and optimization supply chain. And so if you think from start to finish your you're basically creating your own garment your own one-of-a-kind garment and receiving it and under in under 3 weeks. Jason: [14:10] Wow very cool. [14:13] In my my senses like sort of old-school made-to-measure garments when you go to a local tailor or certainly like you have some of the the International Suit house is like the. Like one of the big pain points traditionally with me to order is that there's a super long lead time. Scot & Drew: [14:33] Yeah yeah I need a Nazi that you're absolutely right I mean some. You're on some environments your weight 5 6 7 weeks for your for your garment and we've really. You got to really compete against made ready-to-wear to really be an alternative to off the rocks. You know we feel like we've got to get that that turnaround time you don't continue to optimize I continue to approve it and we don't have a timeline for it we don't have. Your specific launch date but our goal is to get at under a week. And you know once you get it under a week because think about your own experiences buying a suit even if you buy off the rock you're still going to have to get it alteration so. You know when we are at under a week in terms of production and and final delivery. You know we're entirely competitive with ready-to-wear and and just that much more appealing to two all types of consumers. Jason: [15:31] Yep that brings up another day question that so. One of the Banes of the apparel industry in general in e-commerce is the return rate is higher than we'd all like and I am curious if, the me to order it helps resolve that problem because you've got a chance to meet the customer and you you know that you have less fitment issues or you know. Part of me feels like even with a bespoke tailor and a made-to-order suit like they're often is more than one round of of adjustments if you will if I'm if I'm saying that right how do you handle that that's what it's about. Scot & Drew: [16:08] I mean neither of us are really question cuz if you know what I think back to you know the first time I took a look at this business and and the things that really jumped out to me was the fact that. You don't return rates were so low you know they were two three sometimes 4% depending on the time of the year and as you guys know and e-commerce in apparel Footwear. That's that's incredibly low number now we've actually been able to get a returns to well under 1%. I'd have been there for over a year now and again that's that's an incredible number now we do have. Alterations by a small percentage of the Guard. You know sometimes if it's not made to the customer's exact specifications will do it what we call a remake but again that's the the minority of of of the garments that we create. It's all Rino return rate as one of the most incredible things about this business because if you compare you know two other apparel or paralyze a category. You're most of the Power Rhonda you know in the twenties or even 30% from a return perspective. Jason: [17:19] Yeah I think I think most people would give us some significant body parts in exchange for getting down to a 2 - 4%. Scot & Drew: [17:25] Well I absolutely because it because it's the biggest impact online only. Apparel retailer it's it's it's very difficult and I from a model perspective it's very different. Difficult run p&l perspective then so you know where we're pretty proud of the fact that you don't return rates are so low. Jason: [17:48] And then when I scratch. [17:51] On on the general business I noticed on the website you also have weddings in your in your taxonomy and we recently had the Zola on the show so we we've done some talking about how lucrative the the overall wedding industry could be what, how are you guys playing in the wedding space. Scot & Drew: [18:11] Yeah me back that really goes to the customers that we serve an alien are number one and for the core demographic would be Millennials 65% of our transactions online. Or are serving you know that Millennial mail it's a little bit lower and in our showrooms closer to 50%. But really what we committed to a couple years ago and it's become our fastest-growing demographic is the is the wedding Market. And so you must send you message foosball tables earlier and call you know one of the things that we've done with each other room is set up a groom's lounge and that's really just serve that market. And to really become you have a place that that young man or any age men can get can get themselves in there and their groups party you know fitted for their wedding and so I would I would say that wedding is probably our fastest-growing segment. And certainly something that we're going to continue to focus on, it wouldn't be a Jason and Scott show if we didn't talk about Amazon a little bit so Jason I do a joint talk or we talk about you know, the obviously how big amazon is how much they're soaking up the growth out there but one of the big rabbits we give people on protecting yourself is to wrap a service around a product and seems like you guys, done that dude you have any fear of Amazon doing that or do you feel like this is a quadrant e-commerce are probably not going to get to, yeah I was watching you can never live live in fear you you got to. [19:46] You got to continue to innovate and continue to ideate you know whatever business you're running I think. I just have a tremendous amount of respect for Amazon and and within the apparel categories are obviously very very committed to it and doing some amazing things. You'll for us one of those things that we really. You're committed to not just to not this to differentiate ourselves from Amazon but really I would say the entire apparel category is really not. Not put forth that we're selling a product we've really focused on selling or even just providing an experience and so more and more. For our customers what we Aspire and what we try to inspire is the fact that we do provide an experience and it's it's a totally different experience than. You're going into a store going online and buying an item in that instance you really just buying a product right and and for us it's entirely different. It or whether it's you know the interactions that they have with our saw guys and how what they're trained or the you know the online experience of pretty on Garmin we've really focused on selling an experience versus a product. Call you guys have obviously caught the eye of you season an environment when it's really hard for me, she kind of companies to get funding I noticed madronas in there that's that's a really kind of real consumer Blue Chip how much, Capital if you guys raised yeah we're really we're really fortunate to have you no work last set of investors we got. [21:22] Madrona and Scott Jacobson at Madrona as my partner there. Yeah I'm deeply involved with the success of the company at Portside equity which was formerly Highland consumer is also very very involved. And our success and has been you know a big force and driving it we also out of strategic investors so we have no Diane group that's based in in China and one of the largest. And best suit manufacturers in the world owns a part of the company. We got a media company here in Canada that that took ownership in the company and will continue it to round out and look for what possible. And you lots of that say you don't really good position to be in, the best time to raise money is when you don't need it in my experience, to quick one so you kind of peaked my curiosity with the millennial kind of, concentration at any interesting observations as someone that's been in the industry for a while about in your all these kind of it's kind of funny meme that says joke around office money orders are killing this any other but they're they're obviously, not killing YouTube suits so any observations you can share about what you see in there. [22:42] Well I think there's a few different things I think number one you know it's a it's a the demographic that really takes a lot of pride in. And being their own brand and your for us I think that's why we resonates so well with Millennials you know they're able to create. You know one of a kind in the Chino which in a lot of ways becomes a representation of who they are and and their own brand and so. You know I think that that we are just the experience the product that we provide really fits into that. They're also they become and we see it in our. In our lifetime value studies and repurchase rate studies extremely loyal you know if they if they enjoy something if they like something. You know they're going to be loyal and they're going to tell their friends and so. But it is important to get it right I think that's true and in any demographic. Jason: [23:43] When it when the things it's interesting to me in the short of a custom product space which I I sort of put you in. [23:52] You know all customers but in particular Millennials in and Western CSN genze as well like the. [24:00] There seems to be a strong preference for more individualistic process products and in sort of you know Wes following the pack but. They also want people to know that it's individualistic so I I'm almost wondering like are you know that I think there's certain features in your product that, sort of reveal it's a made-to-order product as opposed to it you know looking like a ready-to-wear product like to do you find customers like. Intentionally select those pictures so that they're sort of broadcasting a little bit that they that they wearing a maid. Scot & Drew: [24:34] Yeah I mean that's not what I mean about being able to create their own brand right there not. You know they're when they're creating an indochino garment they're creating something that's truly one of a kind. And they're able to you don't put a monogram very very easily you know what that the jockey on the shirt or on other parts of the Garmin. You know they're able to pick their own lining from dozens of different choices are able to pick a fabric. And maybe mix. Fabrics you know applecross the suit and so you're really there's dozens of difference. Customisations in personalizations and if you know you kind of look at all the permutations that could be great just literally tens of millions of different types of suits. I could be created I think that's really feeling you don't know if you guys remember but I always hated you know in high school going to a party and. Bought a sweater at you know whatever retailer and then find out that there's three other guys about party with the same sweater or same jacket out of you and so yeah that doesn't happen within the Chino grated your own again one of a kind. Jason: [25:44] I totally get your point but I don't think Scott or I got invited to parties in high school very much. Scot & Drew: [25:50] I've I've seen Scott of the few parties I don't know then I don't know. Jason: [25:55] I am teasing you like to see your urine. That's one of the Leading Edge category in terms of made-to-order I do do you see that extending two more generally the other consumer products like the fact that that's a continuing Trend or do you think it will stick with you no particular vertical. Scot & Drew: [26:14] Are you know what's another great question that I do think that. A big part of the future retail is going to be more customize and personalize product and the more of that you know retailers or companies or any tractors can get away from. Commoditized product I think more success than the house and so I really do feel like at the highest level custom but I'll say is custom. Your product is is is really the future of retail in a lot of different verticals but certainly in a Peril for sure. Jason: [26:50] Yep and obviously that's that certainly helps you build a competitive moat. Scot & Drew: [26:55] You know what does I mean you'll think about competitive Moses you got to be you know aware of of what you need to do to to protect and grow the business and you know we constantly look for. What are call additional Motes if you will but you know where we're at work we're humbled by the response that we're getting from consumers right now. And we're very excited about what you know what the decades ahead are going to bring some. Jason: [27:25] Another area is our future looking that I'm always interested in and I talked a lot about fit man we talked about, in the ready-to-wear space the return rates are huge and typically the number one reason for returns are are fitment issues you obviously saw that for the subset of your customers that go to a show and they think they can get. Measured by a tailor but to enable more people to be self-service and reach more people I I imagine you're always interested in your how to best get measurements at home I know there's at least one company in the space that tries to use, the mobile phone camera for fitment and I I think you know I suspect that strongly a gimmick but I do know there's a lot of phones coming out with sort of, 3D scanning capability in that, you know I've always speculated that potentially is really useful for fitting in are you guys looking at all it does sound kind of Technologies. Scot & Drew: [28:20] Yeah we are I mean we're always looking at new ways to create and craft a perfectly fitted garment I think. You know if it's an extremely complex business right in terms of creating you no one to one product on app for Consumer bases and. Well those take that Technologies are full and you know seem to be enough to come in and out I I do think the back-end operations of how you create. You know I shouldn't Wonder one product her customer is is the most important the last thing you want to do. Is introduced the technology that you're going to end up with you know return rates that are closer to you know traditional apparel on so there's going to be a lot of Technology development around. You know how you get measurements or how we get measurements but you know how I kind of like what we're doing right now in terms of the technology that we used to. We got the garments right on a one-to-one basis. Jason: [29:21] Gotcha another Trend like in this are the Jason spaces that I've been a little interested in last quarter Adidas did this interesting pilot wear their weaving sweaters. On demand in a store and then I think it's Ministry of Supply in Boston literally have a. [29:40] A blaze or weaving machine in the store and I'm going to say Loosely they make a Blazer while you wait I think it's like a three or four hour process. [29:51] So obviously not not super convenient or scalable right at the moment but like is that a potential. [29:57] Opportunity for you or competitor for you in the future iqc the technology ever getting good enough that a lot of the stuff gets made in in real time in stores or ship same day to customers are those kinds of things. Scot & Drew: [30:09] Yeah I mean I think anything's possible as we you know as we go through the years and decades ahead of deep deep thought of being able to create. You know garment like we create but do it same day or in the store or have it delivered the same day I mean that's an incredibly. You know bold dream or delivery but you are hot for my from a super spective I do believe that were one of the fastest in terms of how we produce. Supply chain all the way through the consumer demand and like I mentioned earlier you no more costly off to my second tweaking. Because once you get it down to under a weeks you've got something very very unique and highly competitive. You know what is essentially about a 7 billion dollar Market North America on South. Yeah I've seen I'll call them campaigns or product launches that you mentioned but I think we're a little ways from being able to scale that I'm a space South. Jason: [31:12] For sure for sure it does certainly seem like that kind of you know early tip of the spear examples on which are always interesting but probably not economically viable for the last question. Anything else that has you excited or interesting about the the future of Commerce in general or or your space in particular and India. [31:31] Trans you are seeing on the horizon. Scot & Drew: [31:35] You know what man like I said as a technology e-commerce guy I'm just. I really really big fan and really interested on how retails of all day you know it's that's what's got me most excited and interested on how. Online-only Brands transition into either or not the channel environment or how do they leverage retail to drive their business I think there's going to be. Thriller credible Innovations and developments over the coming years and we hope to be part of that we think we are actually you have big part of it and Four Mile from a later shift perspective in and leaving the weather. Jason: [32:15] Terrific I think that's actually going to be a great place to, to wrap up because it is happen again we've used up all our a lot of time so Drew I really want to thank you for joining us in the sharing the indochino experience with the RR listeners and I'll remind listeners as always, you're welcome to continue the dialogue on our Facebook page if you like today show we would certainly appreciate a 5-star review on iTunes if you hated today. Scot & Drew: [32:44] Absolutely do not review cuz it was probably my fault if you hate it you guys are great I appreciate your time today. Thanks truly look forward to hearing more about the success of indochino. Jason: [32:59] Until next time happy conversing.
Recorded at Online Retailer 2017 in Sydney, here we chat with Drew Green, founder of Indochino about reinventing retail through custom products, personalized experiences, on-demand manufacturing and moving from a purely online business, to a clicks and bricks model. Drew Green is a seasoned entrepreneur and expert in managing fast-paced, high-growth companies. A visionary leader, Drew joined INDOCHINO in 2015 and, within months, set the made to measure menswear retailer on a path to success. His focus, dedication and decisiveness has led to the company achieving record growth, expanding its retail showrooms in North America, and dramatically increasing its product assortment to become the undisputed leader in made-to-measure menswear. Prior to INDOCHINO, Green spent his career connecting online audiences with retailers through advertising technology and e-commerce and marketplace platforms, helping create billions of dollars in shareholder value. "By pioneering a Made for You retail experience built on innovative product design and exemplary service, we are now poised more than ever to vastly impact the men’s apparel industry." - Drew Green, Indochino
This week, we have two full weeks of Mighty Magiswords premieres to talk about! So, joining Kyle, Luke, and Sometimes Lindsay are Magiswords crew members Drew Green, John Berry, Clay Lindvall, Krystal Ureta, and Ken Mitchroney (who was just filming a special down the hall)! It’s kinda like a DVD commentary track without the pesky time restrictions! Please leave us feedback and otherwise interact with us at http://www.facebook.com/kyleandluke!
This week we talk with Drew Green. The self taught, no school kick as cartoon illustrated and web comic maker!!He's the guy with the devilish flare behind his online comic ROSS BOSTON. Drew is primarily a freelance artist and supports himself by taking on a variety of commission work. Have a listen while we chat with Drew. Talking from everything about the how to's when it comes to creating content for on the internet to how to maintane a way of living through your work. Check out Drew's Tumbrl HERECheck out Drew's Twitter HERE
I am thrilled to have as my Guest Drew Green! Founder of SHOP.CA In this interview, Drew shares his journey from concept to market in his launch of SHOP.CA and the kind of talent and culture that he has nutured to succeed. Join us to learn about his amazing road to startup success. Guest Bio Drew is founder, CEO and chairman of SHOP.CA Having spent his entire career connecting online audiences with retailers through digital media, marketing solutions, mobile marketing and marketplace platforms in the United States, Drew is now focused on his homeland, with a vision to significantly improve and ease the online buying experience for the millions of Canadian SHOP*per’s that buy online every week. Prior to founding SHOP.CA, Drew served as Senior Vice President of Sales & Marketing for Vibes Media. In this role, Drew was responsible for defining, implementing and leading the execution of Vibes’ Sales, Business Development and Marketing strategy. With over 14 years of online marketing, eCommerce and sales leadership experience, Drew has a proven track record of results based management and high growth strategy development and execution. Prior to joining Vibes in 2009, Drew was a member of SHOP.COM’s executive team since 2005, where he led the sales, merchant operations and business development departments during his tenure, and was responsible for ramping product supply from under 1 million products to over 25 million unique product SKUs from thousands of leading retailers and manufacturers in the US. SHOP.COM’S Marketplace platforms provided demand generation and branding for thousands of retailers and product brands in both the US and the UK. Prior to SHOP.COM, Drew held sales and sales leadership roles with Flonetwork, (acquired by DoubleClick) and DoubleClick (acquired by Google).
I am thrilled to have as my Guest Drew Green! Founder of SHOP.CA In this interview, Drew shares his journey from concept to market in his launch of SHOP.CA and the kind of talent and culture that he has nutured to succeed. Join us to learn about his amazing road to startup success. Guest Bio Drew is founder, CEO and chairman of SHOP.CA Having spent his entire career connecting online audiences with retailers through digital media, marketing solutions, mobile marketing and marketplace platforms in the United States, Drew is now focused on his homeland, with a vision to significantly improve and ease the online buying experience for the millions of Canadian SHOP*per’s that buy online every week. Prior to founding SHOP.CA, Drew served as Senior Vice President of Sales & Marketing for Vibes Media. In this role, Drew was responsible for defining, implementing and leading the execution of Vibes’ Sales, Business Development and Marketing strategy. With over 14 years of online marketing, eCommerce and sales leadership experience, Drew has a proven track record of results based management and high growth strategy development and execution. Prior to joining Vibes in 2009, Drew was a member of SHOP.COM’s executive team since 2005, where he led the sales, merchant operations and business development departments during his tenure, and was responsible for ramping product supply from under 1 million products to over 25 million unique product SKUs from thousands of leading retailers and manufacturers in the US. SHOP.COM’S Marketplace platforms provided demand generation and branding for thousands of retailers and product brands in both the US and the UK. Prior to SHOP.COM, Drew held sales and sales leadership roles with Flonetwork, (acquired by DoubleClick) and DoubleClick (acquired by Google).
Hello and welcome to the Disney Parks Podcast Show #0025 and we are happy you are here! We have a GREAT show for you this week as Tony, Kathy, and Parkhopper John talk news and rumors from around Disney and we chat with Drew Green from KingdomPix.com! So sit back and enjoy this week’s Disney Parks...
Hello and welcome to the Disney Parks Podcast Show #0025 and we are happy you are here! We have a GREAT show for you this week as Tony, Kathy, and Parkhopper John talk news and rumors from around Disney and we chat with Drew Green from KingdomPix.com! So sit back and enjoy this week's Disney Parks...
Drew Green is a Country Music Singer/Songwriter who recently released his sophomore EP Dirt Boy: Vol 2. Drew joins Country Music Made Me to discuss his time working on the family tree farm growing up, how his brother taking over the business has allowed him to chase his dreams, when music started to take hold in high school, and taking a 9-5 bank job after college. Drew and Brendan talk about the importance of following your dreams, what it's like to leave the comfortability of a routine life and chase a dream that may seem crazy, and how it feels when that dream becomes a reality. Drew reminisces on his first cut with Florida Georgia Line, watching them record the song in the studio, and the moment he felt he went from being only a songwriter to being both a singer and a songwriter. Finally Drew talks about his debut EP's Dirt Boy Vol 1 and 2. Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy
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