In our last issue we told you about our rebrand to RS Group plc, in a drive to create a more aligned business, organisation and culture, where we can showcase the full breadth of our offer as one joined-up global business. In line with this, all of the businesses within the Group* will transition to RS branding over the coming months.
On Monday 12th September, we unveiled the first company in the Group to undergo a rebrand: RS Integrated Supply. The new brand brings together our integrated supply businesses – IESA (based in Europe) and Synovos (based in the USA) – to form a single company capable of serving customers on a global scale. RS Integrated Supply works with industrial customers as a global provider of outsourced stores management and procurement services that drive sustainable productivity and reliability for MRO supply chains.
What does the rebrand mean for you?
RS Integrated Supply will continue to strengthen our partnership with key strategic suppliers. We now have an exciting opportunity to consolidate our relationship on a global scale while continuing to satisfy our clients’ needs, such as security of supply, quality, commercial competitiveness, and responsible sourcing.
If you already work with RS Integrated Supply, you’ll have noticed some changes including a new logo and brand colours, cosmetic changes to our website and systems, and to documents like purchase orders.
Costi Campi, Senior Vice President, Procurement for RS Integrated Supply, said: “Our ability to provide the right products and solutions to our customers relies on us having strong relationships with our key strategic partners. Our existing supplier base remains a crucial part of our business as we continue to strengthen our offering to customers as a truly global provider of integrated supply. We have been in touch with the suppliers we work with to explain the changes, but please reach out to your Supplier Relationship Manager if you have any questions, or contact me directly if you’d like to find out more about RS Integrated Supply.”
*Except OKdo, a consumer-facing business, which will retain its existing branding