The WOW Factor
A high-level insider look into mobile storage, supply chain management, and logistics from the top experts in the field.
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Why Storage Demand Doesn't Follow Spot Rates | Robb Foltz (opens the original)
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Spot rates are up 25% and rejections tripled. Robb Foltz explains why that shows up as a storage problem, not a trucking one. Robb Foltz went to school for audio production and planned to tour with rock bands. He now runs 12 Warehouse on Wheels markets across the North Region, from Evansville and Indianapolis to Pittsburgh, Cleveland, and Chicago, and he is the call that gets made when a load goes sideways. Dr. Mark Mann opens on the backdrop: truckload spot rates running 20 to 25% above last ye
Out of Warehouse Space? Storage 450 Sq Ft at a Time | Brent Meadors (opens the original)
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Out of space and staring down a five year warehouse lease? Brent Meadors sells industrial storage capacity, not trailers. Most people hear trailer rental and picture a moving truck. Brent Meadors (COO, Warehouse on Wheels) would rather not use the word trailer at all. He describes the business as industrial storage capacity, an alternative to warehouse space, delivered 450 square feet at a time and picked back up the moment you are done with it. Dr. Mark Mann opens on diesel, which moved 74 cent
Where Dock Stars Started: The Origin Episode | Jonathan Brooks (opens the original)
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The show has a new name. What started as The WOW Factor is now Dock Stars, because the people worth pointing at are the operators, not the company. To open it, we went back to the first conversation we ever recorded. Dr. Mark Mann sits down with Jonathan Brooks (CEO, Warehouse on Wheels) for the origin story: a finance and private equity career, an MBA finished during the Arthur Andersen collapse, and a warehouse so overflowed that Brooks was renting 150 storage trailers as somebody else's custo
Atlanta Opera Stores 20-Ft Castle Walls in Trailers: Mobile Storage for Live Production | Rodney Barge (opens the original)
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Wagner, Mozart, Verdi, and Puccini have more in common with warehouse logistics than you'd think. In this episode of The WOW Factor Podcast , Dr. Mark Mann sits down with Rodney Barge, Associate Technical Director at the Atlanta Opera, to break down how a world-class arts organization moves 20-foot castle walls, delicate costumes, period furniture, and full theatrical sets — on immovable deadlines, with zero room for error. Rodney manages 45,000 sq ft of warehouse space and eight docks in Austel
Building a Safety Culture That Sticks — EHS Leadership with Brennan Neville (Warehouse on Wheels) (opens the original)
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What does it actually take to keep people safe at work — every shift, across every location, in every language? In this episode of The WOW Factor, Dr. Mark Mann talks with Brennan Neville, Environmental Health & Safety (EHS) Manager at Warehouse on Wheels , about building a workplace safety culture where "safety first, safety always" is more than a slogan. Brennan leads safety, health, and training across 40+ locations and 40,000+ trailers spanning the US, Canada, and Mexico. They cover the real
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