Adrian Gonzalez wrote a great blog post recently about us and our partnership with CH Robinson. It is great to see that Adrian really gets our business and what differentiates us in the market. I particularly liked this point:

B-Stock briefed us last year, and although its technology platform is well rounded (you can see it in action at Sam’s Club auction site or the company’s own B-Stock Auction site), what impressed me more was the company’s services. Simply put, there is a lot of art and science involved in planning and executing an auction. And the path to achieving maximum recovery begins way before the auction goes live. B-Stock’s key differentiator, in my opinion, is its people, who bring more than 20 years of direct auction management and platform engineering experience to the table.

 

Howard Rosenberg

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