Tim is equal parts action and strategic guidance (ahem, dad to four daughters). He’s been with Shamrock for 25 years where he’s built not only a career, but lasting relationships. Tim is all about making meaningful connections with our valued clients and vendors. From that platform, he shapes Shamrock’s supply chain management, developing strength, quality and diversity in supplier partnerships—the stuff that makes for great deliverables. Add in operational efficiency and expert execution and its clear Tim is intentional about driving results. He’s a big-picture guy who puts his experience to work helping our clients solve challenges by aligning the right components, using the right channels, with the right partners.

The gift is in the giving for Shamrock.

Giving back is one of Shamrock’s core values and a driving force in our culture. At this time of year we pause to reflect on the simple abundance in our lives that is sometimes taken for granted. This holiday season, as is tradition, our employees spread holiday cheer in a multitude of ways. Our Westlake…

Tips for successful product packaging

Have you ever purchased a product because you liked the packaging? I’ve grabbed a bottle of wine just because I liked the label. Same is true with cookies. But I’m not alone: One-third of consumer product choices are based on packaging, according to research by The Paper Worker. There is tremendous power in packaging design:…

Build some muscle in your supply chain

It’s rare to find a company today that does it all. Outsourcing has become a business necessity—and as such, integrating supply chain management into everyday operations is vital to a strong bottom line. In a mature industry like ours, products have become commoditized. And I see that as a good thing: Serving our customers means providing…

Out with the old, in with the new… Changing your daily habits is the ultimate deep cleanse for your business

We’re already at the end of January: So, how are you doing with those New Year’s resolutions?   I’m still hearing people talk about reorganizing, streamlining, detoxing. But just how do you get there—how do you make those self-promises (or goals) stick? I contend that this year, I’m “making healthy a habit.”  And that goes beyond the obvious…