Within Tolerance Episode 283 - 5 Years of Change With Andrew Henry
About this episode
Andrew Henry returns to discuss the significant changes at Henry Holsters over the past five years.
Andrew Henry of Henry Holsters is back after nearly five years, and a lot has changed: 11 employees to just over 30, a building addition, a Matsuura MX-420, and a shift from making parts to running the whole stack for other holster brands. We get into hiring his first real programmer and handing over the keys, the dark side of lean and why gratitude has to come with it, bringing on a fractional CFO, and why you should set up a line of credit before you need one. Plus the one-button shipping software they built that pushed 1,100 orders in a single day.Shipster Pro: https://shipsterpro.com Nicholas Means- "How to Crash an Airplane": https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=099cHWSbAL8 Check out Andrew's IG @henryholstersand check out his podcast Lean Built: Manufacturing Freedom https://open.spotify.com/show/6GjYm11Mo4vwWRzzdY1hQ8?si=b5a70c7bdc474642 -----------------------------------------Help support the podcast at www.patreon.com/withintolerancepodcast
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