Up to 5% of U.S. GDP goes through Link Logistics’ 8,000 customers, giving Link a massive amount of data and insights into the state of the U.S. economy, commercial real estate, supply chain, and more. In this episode, Luke offers listeners an inside look into how he approaches business disruption, lessons learned from different real estate asset classes, and his career journey. Follow From Where I Sit for more conversations about the built economy. Follow Tom on LinkedIn. Follow Tom on ...
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Up to 5% of U.S. GDP goes through Link Logistics’ 8,000 customers, giving Link a massive amount of data and insights into the state of the U.S. economy, commercial real estate, supply chain, and more. In this episode, Luke offers listeners an inside look into how he approaches business disruption, lessons learned from different real estate asset classes, and his career journey. Follow From Where I Sit for more conversations about the built economy. Follow Tom on LinkedIn. Follow Tom on ...
S2E2: Retail Resilience and Reinvention. Sarah LaFleur, M.M.LaFleur Founder and CEO
From Where I Sit With Tom McGee
37 minutes
1 month ago
S2E2: Retail Resilience and Reinvention. Sarah LaFleur, M.M.LaFleur Founder and CEO
In this episode, Sarah shares her journey in building M.M.LaFleur, a women’s workwear brand, and navigating the business through the pandemic when virtually no one was going into the office. Sarah and Tom also discuss the value of in-person interactions, the challenges of entrepreneurship, and the future of retail in today’s crowded digital landscape. Follow From Where I Sit for more conversations about the built economy. Follow Tom on LinkedIn. Follow Tom on X. Follow Sarah on L...
From Where I Sit With Tom McGee
Up to 5% of U.S. GDP goes through Link Logistics’ 8,000 customers, giving Link a massive amount of data and insights into the state of the U.S. economy, commercial real estate, supply chain, and more. In this episode, Luke offers listeners an inside look into how he approaches business disruption, lessons learned from different real estate asset classes, and his career journey. Follow From Where I Sit for more conversations about the built economy. Follow Tom on LinkedIn. Follow Tom on ...
