CEO Interview: Lydia Di Liello
- Meagan Ford
- May 4, 2020
- 1 min read
CAPITAL PRICING CONSULTANTS: LYDIA DI LIELLO
Lydia Di Liello, CEO & Founder of Capital Pricing Consultants, shares the story of her journey with us about how and why she started her company. As it turns out, a lot of businesses (particularly in manufacturing) struggle with getting or staying in the black because they may not have shrewdly or practically priced their products. There's a lot of data to take into account, – from client surveys to international tariffs, and beyond.
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