RDS on the Move: 70 Shows. 10K Stops. One City

New York Fashion Week Moves Through the Last-Mile

70 Shows, Six Days, and a Citywide Logistics Operation

Fashion Week logistics can take many forms. A sample may need rush messenger service to reach a studio, while garment racks move by dedicated vehicle to a fitting, showroom, or venue.

Behind larger movements, warehousing and cross docking can position inventory for distribution, while scheduled routes coordinate recurring deliveries across multiple locations.

Real time visibility connects it all, giving teams access to delivery status as products move from pickup through destination.

From Planned Routes to Same Day Requests, Your Logistics Partner Is Ready to Support the Week.

Building the Last Mile Behind 10,000 Food Box Deliveries

Case Study: Inside the Delivery Operation Behind Food as Medicine

A 53 foot refrigerated trailer arrives with thousands of food boxes. From there, freight has to become organized routes, and organized routes have to become completed deliveries.

Boxes are staged by route, scanned for package level visibility, sequenced before loading, and organized around the stops ahead. Once vehicles leave the facility, route activity, delivery progress, and proof of delivery provide visibility across the field. 

The real takeaway for any high volume delivery program is the connection between each step. Transportation, staging, scanning, route planning, field execution, and delivery documentation have to work as one continuous process.

That is what turns thousands of individual boxes into a delivery program that can be tracked, measured, and continuously improved.

From NYC to Colombia: The Logistics Behind a Community Effort

In Collaboration With Assemblywoman Catalina Cruz & Our Community

Turning community support into action takes coordination.

Assemblywoman Catalina Cruz, local businesses, volunteers, and community members are bringing together clothing, medicine, and essential supplies. Our team contributes another part of the operation: the transportation needed to consolidate donations and move them toward the next stage of their journey.

It is a practical example of what collaboration can accomplish when every organization brings its capabilities to the table.

Want to Be Part of the Effort?

If you would like to contribute, donations can be dropped off at the main collection point:

📍 CRECE
105 15 Northern Blvd, Queens, NY

For businesses and organizations, this effort is also a reminder that supporting your community can start with what you already do best. Your resources, expertise, connections, or infrastructure can have greater reach when combined with the capabilities of others.

Different capabilities. One community effort. Greater reach together.

The Connections Behind 40+ Years of Business Leadership

Business relationships become more valuable when they expose you to perspectives outside your own company and industry.

Through EO New York, Larry has spent years connecting with business owners from different fields, comparing experiences, discussing business challenges, and hearing how others approach decisions within their own organizations.

Those conversations create an opportunity to look beyond your usual point of reference. A challenge in logistics may look different from one in healthcare, finance, technology, or another industry, but the experience behind how business owners make decisions can still be relevant.

The recent forum gathering in New York is one example of how those relationships continue beyond formal meetings. Different setting, same opportunity to exchange perspectives and maintain connections built over time.

For Larry, that is the value of continuing to make room for these conversations. You never know which connection, experience, or perspective may become relevant to your business later.