Why we’re here
Empirix Partners was founded by industry veterans tired of old solutions to new opportunities. We listen to your unique challenges and provide expert guidance to steer your organization exactly where you want it to be.
Meet the teamUncomfortable transparency sets our foundation. Every conversation is radically candid so that we can derisk your critical path for the best total cost of ownership.
From building supply chains for the world’s largest data center companies to launching new businesses with new products into new markets, we bring a partnership mentality to every engagement, working collaboratively to deliver bespoke solutions that meet your unique needs.
Service offeringsGrounded in trust
Driven by innovation
Powered by data
What we believe
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Leadership
CEO
Zach leads Empirix’s strategic sourcing and procurement advisory. He previously built and led mission-critical procurement programs at NTT, Microsoft, and Insight Sourcing Group. Before his supply chain career, he served in the Marine Corps and graduated from the University of Tennessee’s supply chain management program.
Chief of Staff
Ethan leads internal operations and performance, drawing on supply chain, operations, and finance experience in large-scale manufacturing. Before Empirix, he led a consumer electronics venture, launching products while rebuilding its global supply chain during the pandemic.
Senior Vice President
Scott leads Empirix’s operations with experience in mission-critical sourcing and procurement. He previously led Construction Services and Owner Furnished Contractor Installed (OFCI) category management at NTT Global Data Centers, following sourcing, procurement, and business operations roles at a Fortune 500 manufacturer.
Vice President
Chase leads delivery at Empirix Partners, bringing experience in financial management, market expansion, and product innovation. Before Empirix, he worked at Fibrebond. His background spans energy production and transportation, utilities, and digital infrastructure.
