Sustainable supply chains are the backbone and competitive advantage of the world's most successful brands.

Supply chains are the backbone and competitive advantage of the world’s most successful companies.

Traditional corporate charity, social responsibility campaigns and add-on impact programs are no longer enough; customers expect companies to address social and environmental issues in a meaningful, transparent and measurable way.

Doing good isn’t just about feeling good; organizations rating highly in their approach to environmental, social and governance practices outperform the market in medium and long range terms.

Sustainability is the new north star.

GoodOps Pillars

Sustainability Framework

Companies must become strong stewards of our planet and people, taking responsibility for the resources they require and improving the lives of their workers. Brands should look to the UN Sustainable Development Goals as a guide on structuring their goals and targets.

Innovative Culture

Companies must embed innovation at the core of their strategy and operating model; managing a portfolio of sustainability initiatives that enables them to make concrete impact, communicate better to their customers and disrupt the status quo.

Impact Verification

Companies must deploy rigorous assessments of their supply network, going beyond Tier 1 partners and into materials sourcing. 3rd party audits and certifications must be adequately verified to ensure standards are adhered to, in order to drive transparency and trust.

Sustainability Benefits & Outcomes

1. Brand Image

Customers will choose you over competitors, the most talented and passionate employees will want to work for you, and investors will seek the financial benefits of your vision.

2. End-to-End Visibility

Real-time traceability will drive accountability from suppliers to end delivery, and satisfy consumer demand for transparency around provenance and measurable impact.

3. Risk Mitigation

Enhanced visibility and agility will reduce extended risks such as unsafe working conditions, supplier reliability, stringent regulations and disruptive competitors.

4. Reduced Costs

Companies will generate savings from sustainability practices such as resource management, packaging design and waste reduction, both internally and across their value chain.

5. Business Growth

Augmented decision making, data-driven product & process innovation, and personalized experiences help companies powerfully acquire, engage and retain customers.

6. Product Quality

Higher quality, safer and sustainable products will differentiate your offering, improve your customer experience, spark brand advocacy and justify premium pricing.

Your work has made a major impact on how we address worker rights. CEO, Fashion Brand
Incredible work. On a scale from 1-10, it's a 15. Managing Director, US
Ability to drive projects from the idea phase to the revenue phase. Co-Founder & CEO
Your global network brought us pilot opportunities we could only dream of. Head of Innovation & GM of LATAM
We've held senior roles and consulted for top brands & startups.
Divya Kapasi Demato Co-Founder + CEO →
Divya Kapasi Demato Co-Founder + CEO

Divya is responsible for GoodOps’ vision and strategy. She brings deep expertise designing, innovating and scaling complex global operations and supply chains for the world’s largest brands and high-growth startups such as Walmart.com, PriceSmart, One Kings Lane and Rocket Internet.

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Richard Demato Co-Founder + COO →
Richard Demato Co-Founder + COO

Richard is responsible for GoodOps’ operating model and client success. He brings deep expertise designing and leading market analysis, strategic planning, innovation and organizational change for companies such as Danone, Martin Brower, LVMH, Sodastream and Alpha Industries.

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Jose Sanchez Technology Lead →
Jose Sanchez Technology Lead

Jose is co-founder + CEO of Ecogistix, an intuitive cloud-based SaaS platform for supply chain management. He was previously Director of Product Management & Supply Chain Strategy for Restoration Hardware, with vast experience innovating and developing products for Walmart.com, Peet’s Coffee, One Kings Lane and Shipwire/Ingram Micro.

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Ryan Hazelton Solutions Lead →
Ryan Hazelton Solutions Lead

Ryan is VP of Business Solutions at Ecogistix, responsible for functional oversight, growth and optimization of the intuitive cloud-based SaaS platform for supply chain management. He brings deep expertise in operations, supply chain, procurement, and innovation for companies such as Williams-Sonoma, Cubic, Alere, and Restoration Hardware.

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Partnering with industry leaders to transform supply chains into socially and environmentally responsible networks.

Companies need an aligned and incentivized leadership team, clarity around goals and ROI, and collaboration across departments, partners and communities. To do this, they must leverage internal talent and tap into the right external expertise. We design custom, multi-disciplinary teams and expert networks with the necessary experience, skills and resources.

We bring the necessary hands-on involvement and strategic leadership, customize critical tools and processes for ongoing success, and coordinate custom, purpose-built and cross-functional teams of expert associates that match your specific needs at each stage of growth.