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Flexe found a better use for empty space
A warehouse lease asks you to predict the future. Flexe lets retailers rent capacity as demand changes - and puts the same software between thousands of buildings and the goods inside them.
The Christmas Presents That Became a $3 Billion Bet
Sean Henry started selling online before he was old enough to drive. Two decades later, his obsession with what happens after the click has turned Stord into a $3 billion experiment in making independent commerce move like the giants.
Carl Wasinger Put a Warehouse in Your Browser - Then Kept Building
A western Kansas farm kid saw companies tracking inventory by fax and phone, imagined something closer to online banking, and built Smart Warehousing around one durable idea: the boxes and the data have to move together.
How Janam Turned the Humble Barcode Scanner Into a Stadium Gate - Then Sold to HID
Janam spent years making unglamorous handhelds for warehouses and hospitals. Then digital tickets turned the same rugged scanner into a front door for stadiums - and made the small Long Island hardware company strategically useful to HID.
Donny Salazar
Donny Salazar is the founder and CEO of MasonHub, a software-led fulfillment and logistics company he started in 2018 to give fast-scaling beauty, wellness, and fashion brands the kind of order management and warehousing technology he wished he had earlier in his career. Before MasonHub he spent roughly two decades inside high-growth retail operations - COO of sneaker marketplace Flight Club, SVP of Operations at jewelry brand Chloe+Isabel, and a four-year run at Gilt Groupe where his supply-chain team helped scale revenue from $10M to over $500M. A Stanford MBA who once ran marketing at Revlon, Salazar built MasonHub around a headless, API-driven architecture and a bicoastal warehouse footprint, raising seed funding led by Canvas Ventures.