Meyer Tech Stack

Cookware manufacturer and distributor scaling cloud ERP and supply-chain infrastructure

Consumer Goods Vallejo, CA 201–500 employees Founded 1972 Privately Held

Meyer operates a portfolio of eight cookware brands (Anolon, Circulon, Rachael Ray, Farberware, KitchenAid, and others) across 201–500 employees in Vallejo, CA. The company is mid-infrastructure modernization: actively upgrading NetSuite ERP and Manhattan WMS while adopting Kustomer, Slack, and Google Cloud tools — a pattern consistent with moving from legacy on-prem systems toward distributed cloud operations. Active hiring across marketing, sales, and data roles (6 placements in the last 30 days) and leadership gaps in IT and digital content suggest the organization is building out both technical capability and brand-side execution.

Tech Stack 14 technologies

Core StackNetSuite Freshdesk Salsify Plex Microsoft Office Excel JD Edwards NetSuite Analytics Warehouse SQL

AdoptingNetSuite Slack Zoom Manhattan Google Kustomer

What Meyer Is Building

◆Challenges

Inaccurate product data across sites
Inefficient merchandising workflows
Delayed product asset delivery
Lack of financial visibility
Weak financial planning
Operational performance improvement
Migrating legacy infrastructure to cloud
Strengthening cyber-security
Reducing compliance charge backs
Improving operational flow

▲Active Projects

New item setup process
Tentpole promotional events
Pilot programs to improve merchandising workflows
Build a scalable planning environment
Streamline planning workflows
Netsuite erp upgrade
Manhattan wms upgrade
Kustomer implementation
Compliance reporting dashboard
Landed cost modeling initiative

Hiring Activity

Accelerating10 roles · 6 in 30d

Department

Marketing

Sales

Data

Finance

Logistics

Ops

Security

Seniority

Manager

Director

Mid

Senior

Notable leadership hires: IT Director, Content Director, Digital Content Director

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About Meyer

Meyer is one of the largest cookware manufacturers and distributors in the United States, operating eight brands serving retail and consumer channels. The company's product range spans cookware (Anolon, Circulon, Ruffoni), kitchen tools (KitchenAid), appliances (BonJour), and food storage (LocknLock). Founded in 1972, Meyer maintains headquarters in Vallejo, CA. The organization balances direct supply-chain operations (manufacturing, WMS, landed cost modeling) with brand management and retail merchandising across multiple customer segments. Current operational priorities include product data accuracy, merchandising workflow efficiency, financial planning visibility, and compliance automation.

HeadquartersVallejo, CA

Company Size201–500 employees

Founded1972

Hiring MarketsUnited States

Frequently Asked Questions

What ERP and supply-chain systems does Meyer use?

Meyer uses NetSuite for ERP and analytics, JD Edwards, and Plex for operations. Currently upgrading to Manhattan WMS and implementing Kustomer for customer service.

What operational challenges is Meyer addressing?

Inaccurate product data, inefficient merchandising workflows, weak financial planning visibility, cloud migration, and compliance reporting. Active projects include NetSuite upgrade, Manhattan WMS implementation, and Kustomer deployment.