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The Lion Brand Story with David & Adam Blumenthal
Manage episode 342391446 series 3399410
KEY TAKEAWAYS:
- Lion Brand has been around for 144 years
- Lion Brand was the sole supplier of yarn to Target for many years up until Target discontinued the category
- Lion Brand has been on the web longer than Google
- The key to keeping the business within the family and successful is that no family member is forced to be a part of the company. Every member of the Blumenthal family that has worked for Lion Brand did it because they wanted to
- Lion Brand is fueled by a passion for the business and a willingness to change and adapt
- Hiring people that have an interest in yarn and appreciate that Lion Brand is a family business has been the key to integrating non-family member employees into the company
- Lion Brand has been able to build a strong connection with its customer base and is very proud to continue to do that
- Partnering with Vanna White and others has been a huge boost for the visibility of the brand
SUGGESTED ACTIONS:
- Think long term
- Hire people that are a fit for your culture
- Stay passionate about your vision and adapt along the way as needed
- Find interesting ways to increase visibility of your brand!
πππ©ππ πππ¨π ππ‘π§πππ, Chairman of the Board of Lion Brand Yarns.
Read the Inc article How I Did It: David Blumenthal
Earliest yarn memory?
Going to the office at 54 Canal Street, at the corner of Canal and Orchard Streets, where we had offices and a warehouse. It was the tallest building on the Lower East Side of New York. I was about 7 or 8 years old and I would sweep the floors and empty the wastebaskets. Going into the office with my father was a really big deal for me.
ππππ πππ¨π ππ‘π§πππ, VP Brand/Product Development and Digital at the Lion Brand Yarn Company.
You can reach Adam on LinkedIn at https://www.linkedin.com/in/adblumenthal.
ππππ‘π§ π’βπ₯πππ₯, president and owner of Creative Sales Consulting, has worked in the Retail industry since 2000. Clint and his team connect suppliers & retailers in the creative arts industries for stronger relationships and strategic sales growth, in order to bring joy to consumers through artistic creative and decorative products.
For more insightful conversations with leaders in the Arts & Crafts Retail industry visit CreativeRetailTalks.com.
If you'd like to be a guest on the podcast, reach out to Clint OβRear at Clint@CreativeRetailTalks.com.
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Music:
"Carpe Diem" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 4.0 License
http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/
33 episod
Manage episode 342391446 series 3399410
KEY TAKEAWAYS:
- Lion Brand has been around for 144 years
- Lion Brand was the sole supplier of yarn to Target for many years up until Target discontinued the category
- Lion Brand has been on the web longer than Google
- The key to keeping the business within the family and successful is that no family member is forced to be a part of the company. Every member of the Blumenthal family that has worked for Lion Brand did it because they wanted to
- Lion Brand is fueled by a passion for the business and a willingness to change and adapt
- Hiring people that have an interest in yarn and appreciate that Lion Brand is a family business has been the key to integrating non-family member employees into the company
- Lion Brand has been able to build a strong connection with its customer base and is very proud to continue to do that
- Partnering with Vanna White and others has been a huge boost for the visibility of the brand
SUGGESTED ACTIONS:
- Think long term
- Hire people that are a fit for your culture
- Stay passionate about your vision and adapt along the way as needed
- Find interesting ways to increase visibility of your brand!
πππ©ππ πππ¨π ππ‘π§πππ, Chairman of the Board of Lion Brand Yarns.
Read the Inc article How I Did It: David Blumenthal
Earliest yarn memory?
Going to the office at 54 Canal Street, at the corner of Canal and Orchard Streets, where we had offices and a warehouse. It was the tallest building on the Lower East Side of New York. I was about 7 or 8 years old and I would sweep the floors and empty the wastebaskets. Going into the office with my father was a really big deal for me.
ππππ πππ¨π ππ‘π§πππ, VP Brand/Product Development and Digital at the Lion Brand Yarn Company.
You can reach Adam on LinkedIn at https://www.linkedin.com/in/adblumenthal.
ππππ‘π§ π’βπ₯πππ₯, president and owner of Creative Sales Consulting, has worked in the Retail industry since 2000. Clint and his team connect suppliers & retailers in the creative arts industries for stronger relationships and strategic sales growth, in order to bring joy to consumers through artistic creative and decorative products.
For more insightful conversations with leaders in the Arts & Crafts Retail industry visit CreativeRetailTalks.com.
If you'd like to be a guest on the podcast, reach out to Clint OβRear at Clint@CreativeRetailTalks.com.
______________________
Music:
"Carpe Diem" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 4.0 License
http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/
33 episod
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