Founded in 2003, CPO Commerce works with manufacturers in the home improvement industry to establish branded online outlet stores to sell new, reconditioned and closeout products. The company brings creative online selling solutions to its 24 brand partners including Bosch, Milwaukee, Makita, Porter Cable, Delta Woodworking, DeWALT, Skil, Ridgid, Ryobi, Festool, Metabo, Electrolux, Stanley Bostitch, Campbell Hausfeld, Powermatic and Karcher. CPO Commerce also delivers an unrivaled customer service experience and value to professionals and DIY consumers.
We are excited to be recognized by the LABJ as the 7th fastest-growing privately-held company in the Los Angeles area. Our employees should be very proud of their accomplishments. We hope
to continue to grow rapidly as CPO offers tremendous value to its brand partners and customers, stated CPO Commerce Founder, President and CEO Rob Tolleson.
The Fastest Growing Private Companies List which ranks the top businesses in a variety of industries based on revenue growth is the Los Angeles Business Journal'ss most widely read
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For more information about CPO Commerce, please visit www.cpocommerce.com or www.cpooutlets.com.
About CPO Commerce
CPO Commerce partners with manufacturers of leading brands in the home improvement industry to establish, develop, and operate online outlet stores for new, closeout, discontinued, excess
and refurbished products. CPO'ss branding and merchandising strategies enable manufacturers to generate improved return on assets while preserving brand and pricing integrity in the
market. For more information, please visit www.cpocommerce.com or www.cpooutlets.com.
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