DBB's Andy Wilson sits down this week with Brendan Howell, the visionary behind a movement to reshape the warehousing industry with an innovative model that promises flexibility and efficiency.
Forget about long-term leases; Brendan discusses how Loloft enables businesses to secure warehouse space in just one day, catering to both small entrepreneurs and big names like HelloFresh.
He shares insights into creating last-mile logistics hubs that streamline operations and boost delivery efficiency, proving that the traditional warehousing model is ripe for transformation.
The logistics landscape is evolving: Brendan and Andy explore how Loloft is transforming spaces, including a former call center in Phoenix, into modern logistics hubs that emphasize practicality and aesthetics.
From advanced supply chain strategies to repurposing suburban offices with ample parking and HVAC systems, Brendan reveals how Loloft is anticipating the future needs of both the e-commerce sector and consumers.
Andy and Brendan also dive into the potential addition of amenities like cold storage to meet the demands of quick commerce.
Brendan also shares how a strong company culture, where team members embrace equity and community, fuels their success.
Ep. 86 - Repurposing the Old: New Age Warehousing Insights with Brendan Howell
Startup leans into distributed hubs for last-mile delivery
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