Angie Stocklin has a BS, Psychology and an Ed.S, School Psychology. Pooja Agarwal has a BA in Economics and Anthropology from the University of Michigan. So what led them into the male-dominated field of direct-to-customer operations? In Multichannel Merchant’s September 2016 issue, we look at the success stories and accomplishments of Stocklin, Agarwal, and eight other female D-to-C operations executives.
Women are making big strides in direct-to-customer operations, which is traditionally a male-dominated field. In its September 2016 issue, Multichannel Merchant profiled 10 women who have risen to great heights in direct-to-customer operations. These are their stories.
Lynn Jeffrey’s job at Vermont Teddy Bear Company is strategic, financial, and human resource planning, and setting policy and procedures for the contact and distribution centers. Read more about what Jeffrey does for Vermont Teddy Bear Company and how it brought her to where she is today.
Several retailers jumped on the April Fools Day bandwagon in its email marketing promotions and other channels. See what they did to celebrate the day of pranks.
As it heads into Valentine’s day, Vermont Teddy Bear Company is seeing consumers shift to mobile commerce. See what other changes it is expecting for Valentine’s day.
It sounds like Amazon did its homework when it decided to offer Sunday delivery to its Amazon Prime members. And the U.S. Postal Service was smart enough to pounce on the opportunity to be its Sunday delivery provider.
The words “free shipping” may make operations managers cringe, but it doesn’t mean it has to kill a merchant’s bottom line. Here’s what motivates customers of Vermont Teddy Bear and Spreadshirt to pull the trigger on free shipping deals, and why it’s okay to have free shipping as a regular, every day option.