RagnSells From Crisis to Circular Sustainability
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In the year 2016, I had the chance to join the RagnSells team, an established jewelry company. I worked there for four years until the founder decided to sell the company to a major corporation. I was devastated and thought my career was over. At that time, I made the mistake of thinking that being successful meant having a company, a great income, and plenty of personal success. I had no idea that success and personal success don’t have to be mutually exclusive. My personal belief was that success only happened
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When RagnSells was founded in 2013, there was a huge economic downturn on the market. With many businesses suffering, it was a great opportunity for a new venture. Our CEO, Mr. Anderson, had experienced the market crash and was looking for a way to revive it, so he began to work on an innovative solution. The problem was that traditional manufacturing methods were not sustainable anymore. Our company’s core business was producing high-quality fashion accessories. However, the traditional manufacturing processes had a
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– RagnSells is a leading UK independent supplier of consumer goods and services. – The company had seen sales grow consistently and its brand reputation was strong. However, in the midst of a global pandemic, things turned around. RagnSells faced a tough time due to the virus, but in 6 months, they saw a significant rebound in sales and an increase in brand reputation. They continued to support customers’ demand for their products through e-commerce and digital distribution. Innovation and Digitalisation – The company introduced an
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In 2010, RagnSells was a small enterprise that manufactured electronic equipment, and had been acquired by a Japanese multinational in a series of buyouts. It was in the middle of a recession and its competitors had seen an opportunity to outsource RagnSells’ manufacturing operations. We had a management team that had been doing well with the company, but that had also been dealing with the recession in a variety of ways. In one case, they had made a conscious decision to downsize the factory floor and