Jodi Meyer

Returns Recovery Manager
Colony Brands, Inc

Jodi manages the Returns Recovery Department for the non-food division of Colony Brands Inc. where she oversees processes that were originated and implemented by her to increase recovery from customer returns. She has worked for Colony Brands in the returns department for nearly 15 years and has been a member of an internal Returns Task Force for the past 12 years.

She began as RTV Coordinator in 1999, a new position that was created as a way to obtain recovery from the vendors for defective and restockable products.

Within the first year, she had developed a process for RTVs that achieved over 20% recovery from vendors for customer returns.

Since that time, she has created a part replacement program to reduce customer returns and developed relationships with various liquidation outlets to reduce internal storage and handling as well as reducing landfill waste and the associated costs. She has been instrumental in reducing the financial impact of returns for Colony Brands Inc.

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Day 3

Friday, October 9th, 2015

08:45 Key Insights From The Consumer Returns Benchmarking Survey: A Dialogue With The Consumer Returns Advisory Board

Tony Sciarrotta, Former Director of Asset Recovery, Philips Consumer Lifestyle
Timothy Quinn, Manager of Logistics, Budget and Analysis, BJ's Wholesale Club
Anthony Mitchell, Senior Director, Service, Huawei Device USA
Jodi Meyer, Returns Recovery Manager, Colony Brands

The team behind Worldwide Business Research’s (WBR) Consumer Returns conference – with help from an advisory board of senior-level reverse logistics, supply chain and operations executives from international companies – has created a benchmarking survey that will be distributed online prior to the conference. The survey asks firms about their returns reduction strategies and plans to further optimize their reverse supply chain, while looking ahead to 2015 and what changes may be in store. One of the benefits of attending will be a thorough analysis of the survey results with members of the advisory board.