Reverse Logistics and Recovery Services

Greve-Davis is the premier reverse logistics and recovery services consulting firm in the world. Curtis Greve and Jerry Davis work with manufacturers, retailers, third party service providers, and liquidators to improve reverse logistics capabilities and increase recovery rates on goods liquidated on the secondary market.

Our forty years of experience includes working with companies such as Walmart, UPS, Best Buy, Target, Dell, HP, Seneca Data, Jabil, Seagate, and many others. We’ve worked with these companies to improve their returns processes and increase their recovery rates on liquidated goods.

Contact Greve-Davis today to find out how we can help dramatically increase bottom line contributions by improving your recovery rates on closeout merchandise, obsolete seasonal goods, and consumer returns.

Order “An Executive’s Guide to Reverse Logistics” by Curtis Greve & Jerry Davis. Learn how to find hidden profits by managing returns!

Order “An Executive’s Guide to Reverse Logistics” by Curtis Greve and Jerry Davis

In many organizations, reverse logistics is an area of untapped opportunity that can have a positive impact on both customers and earnings. I you are an executive who needs to understand more about reverse logistics, or are looking for ways to reduce the financial impact of product recalls and customer returns, this book is for you.

Harvard Business Review’s Reverse Logistics Webinar

Harvard Business Review’s webinar on Reverse Logistics will:

  • Provide an overview of reverse logistics
  • Share best practices to help you improve returns management and increase profits
  • Discuss the future upheaval in manufacturing and why reverse logistics will be critical to profitable growth

This HBR webinar first aired on June 2 2011. To view the presentation click here->HBR Reverse Logistics Presentation

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Reverse Logistics Newsletter

August 2011 Edition 

June 2011 Edition

May 2011 Edition

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A Global Overview of Reverse Logistics

Future Trends in Reverse Logistics