Your market strategy is sound.Your operations have to deliver it.

EBD Advisory matures planning, sourcing, and supply as one system, turning your plan into lower cost and supply that holds as you grow.

Founded by Teddy Bourgeois, who spent fifteen years as a leader of the $6.4B supply chain behind a national QSR network.

Sound Familiar?

Common places the plan breaks down

Disconnected
Planning

Commercial and supply teams plan from different numbers, so every forecast turns into a negotiation.

Reactive
Firefighting

The week goes to fixing problems the organization should have seen coming.

Reduced
Agility

Decisions that used to be quick now stall, and the data you have is hard to turn into action.

Margin
Erosion

The profitability of your business has declined, and raising prices only goes so far.

What We Do

Operations decide whether the commercial plan succeeds

These four areas move together. Work them together and a gain holds instead of resurfacing as a new problem somewhere else.

Planning & Supply Resilience

Most companies run S&OP as a meeting that ends without a decision. EBD Advisory builds the demand planning, supply planning, and governance that put the business on one set of numbers and position supply to hold when volatility hits.

Sourcing & Procurement

Your real cost drivers are buried under finished-product pricing. EBD Advisory builds the should-cost, category, and negotiation strategy that takes cost out of what you buy and how it gets used, without putting supply or quality at risk.

Operational Efficiency

Busy teams, but much of the motion is rework. EBD Advisory builds the operating model that runs the day to day: clear decision rights, documented process, and cadence, so your people spend less time firefighting and more on the work that improves the operation.

Digital & AI

AI earns its place where it sharpens a real decision. EBD Advisory builds the dashboards and early-warning signals that catch problems while they are still small, and separates the AI use cases with real operational value from the ones that only add noise.

Proven at Enterprise Scale

The operating experience behind the method

Engagements draw on the founder's leadership across the supply chain networks for Yum! Brands (Taco Bell, KFC, Pizza Hut): sourcing strategy across 23 international markets, cost-savings programs, and orchestrating a domestic network of over 300 supplier partners and 40 distribution centers supporting 16,000+ restaurants.

$94.2M
In annual recurring cost savings

Finance-attested recurring savings that were implemented over 18 months of a margin-improvement program spanning strategic sourcing, should-cost modeling, SKU and pack-size optimization, and freight efficiency.

4x
Growth in items actively managed

Implemented and scaled an enterprise planning platform, moving the organization to exception-based planning, which unlocked the bandwidth to oversee more SKUs.

Zero
Supply-driven store closures

End-to-end network monitoring, inventory positioning, and redundancy strategies, run in collaboration with procurement, kept Taco Bell supplied through COVID-19's supply shocks and demand volatility.

Abstract artwork: scattered loose parts drawn diagonally up into a structured hexagonal system running steadily
How We Work

We diagnose it with your team. Then we build it together, and stay until it's yours.

Most firms hand over a diagnosis and a deck. EBD Advisory digs to the root cause, designs the fix with your people, and builds it into the operation alongside them. The team learns the new way of working and sees the early wins, so it holds after we step back and the capability is theirs.

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Testimonials
"Teddy replaced the typical industry volatility with a proactive, mature S&OP process, giving our manufacturing teams the long-term visibility we needed to plan and execute effectively. He is a rare leader who understands what it takes for suppliers to be successful in supporting their clients."
Johnny Hughes
Former SVP, US Foodservice Sales, Tyson Foods
"Teddy combines strategic vision with financial acumen. His leadership was critical in empowering the organization to build resilient frameworks that protected supply and improved margins."
Nilesh Patel
CFO, Din Tai Fung · former Chief Growth Officer, Taco Bell

Find the gap between your plan and your operations. Then close it.

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