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Understanding Jan-San Redistribution is a quantitative educational
                   tool for Distributors and Manufacturers alike to make fair, balanced, and informed business
                   decisions about buying/selling through wholesalers. Wholesaling is an efficiency option (with
                   definable  and  measurable  benefits)  for  distributors  to  procure,  and  manufacturers  to  make
                   product  available,  and  is  truly  a  growing  alternative  in  today’s  Jan-San  environment  which
                   should be better understood by all.
                   Key issues addressed in this guidebook are:
                   •  Manufacturer revenues and costs compared for Direct vs. Wholesaler sales
                   •  Distributor costs compared for Direct vs. Wholesaler purchases
                   •  Structuring of Manufacturer/Wholesaler programs to reflect and maximize the value of
                     Redistribution
                   •  Appropriate growth expectations/trends for Manufacturers entering a redistribution
                     program
                   •  Impact on Manufacturer/Distributor/Wholesaler relationships
                   •  Appropriate expectations outlined regarding lines within a Wholesaler
                   •  “Dollars and cents” analysis from detailed case studies within and outside of SSWA
                   •  Math Tools and Cost-to-Serve Comparisons provided for comprehensive evaluation
                   Use this guidebook as an essential component in your company’s training program to
                   understand the impact of Redistribution on Sales, Finance, Logistics, Customer Service,
                   Marketing, and Supply Chain relationships.


                                       Sponsored by SSWA. The Sanitary Supply Wholesaling Association has been a leading
                                       professional association for wholesalers and manufacturers of cleaning and maintenance
                                       products since 1980.




                         D  eWalt lays out in appropriate detail the dynamics of redistribution.
                         “

                            He has a solid understanding of the dynamics and decision points a
                            manufacturer may confront when comparing redistribution to direct sales.”
                                                       ~ Tim McLaughlin, Senior Director - Logistics






                                  About The Author:
                                  Dave DeWalt is President of Franklin Consultants, a firm that serves manufacturer
                                  clients on a variety of strategic, marketing and distribution-related projects.
                                  Dave is widely recognized as an expert on the subject of redistribution.  He has been
                                  published in Food Logistics magazine, and has conducted redistribution workshops
                                  for  the  Foodservice  Sales  and  Marketing  Association  and  the  Chain  Purchasing
                                  Conference.  Dave  also  publishes  the  monthly  “Foodservice  Marketing  Insights”
                                  newsletter; subscriptions are available from the “Free Resources” page of his website,
                   www.franklin-foodservice.com.
                   Prior  to  launching  Franklin  Consultants,  Mr.  DeWalt  was  an  Associate  with  A.T.  Kearney.    Industry
                   experience includes fifteen years in Marketing, Sales, and Executive positions with Sara Lee Bakery,
                   Vlasic Foods, and Awrey Bakeries.
                   Dave has a Bachelor’s Degree in Hospitality Business from Michigan State University, and a Master’s
                   Degree in Marketing and Finance from the Kellogg School of Management, Northwestern University.

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