In today’s world, doing well and doing good are no longer at odds. We started TemperPack to make great packaging products that leave an impression on the people who use them. Whether it’s a fresh e-commerce food delivery or a monthly shipment of biologic drugs, we feel that consumers deserve smarter solutions than generic plastic foam coolers. To do this, we focus on design-forward approaches to merging sustainability and functionality for clients that ship time-sensitive materials.
We're seeing an enormous rise in deliveries in both the perishable food and cold-chain pharmaceutical industries. As these markets continue to grow, with that comes a lot of waste. We’re looking to makea dent in that.
The projected 2017-2023 growth rate for all pharmaceutical sales is 33%, while the growth rate for temp-controlled pharmaceuticals during that period is 59%.
U.S. online grocery sales are expected to grow 40% and hit $100 billion by 2022. DTC meal kits, produce, and prepared foods are surging as well.
Packaging waste represents one-third of all municipal trash, costing local governments billions each year in disposal costs.
TemperPack solves thermal packaging problems through sustainable design. We specialize in bringing custom solutions for clients to scale in the perishable food and life sciences industries.
OurLeadership
We’ve built the best leadership team to tackle the problem of waste in packaging. Our talented executive staff has set the goal of becoming the largest sustainable packaging company in the world by 2025.
Bob Beckler
Bob is a deeply experienced executive in specialty chemicals, materials, packaging, and paper. Since joining in 2017 as Executive Chairman, he has supported TemperPack in building its strategy, organization, and capabilities. In addition to his advisory work, Bob serves in leadership roles on several company and volunteer boards. He resides in Richmond, Virginia along with his wife and two children.
Lou Marmo
Lou joined TemperPack in 2019 after spending the prior 10 years in C-suite roles for PE-backed middle market packaging and industrial manufacturing companies, along with a start-up that provided a full range of transition management services for seniors. As COO, Lou has responsibility for the Company’s two plants, Supply Chain and Human Resources. He enjoys spending time with his wife, Jill, his two teenage daughters and their dog Reggie.
Dave Hensley
Dave joined TemperPack in 2020 after spending nearly the past 20 years in various finance and manufacturing leadership roles. As CFO, Dave ensures the business delivers on its financial performance objectives and that its capital structures are ready to fuel the continued growth of the business. Dave is an avid skier and lover of various types of music (from to Bach to Bjork).
Charles Vincent
Charles is a Montreal-born Materials Engineer and holds a B.Eng. from McGill University. Prior to cofounding TemperPack, Charles worked in the EV industry, and led the design and development of a novel lithium-ion battery in collaboration with the Canadian Department of National Defense. Charles drives the design, execution, and scaling of revolutionary manufacturing processes across our operation to maintain our nimbleness and authority in the marketplace. When he is not thinking about the next big thing, Charles can be found repairing his ’89 Wrangler, fly fishing in the Blue Ridge Mountains, or hiking with his fiancée Micah and his dog Molson.
James McGoff
James was featured in Inc’s 2019 “30 under 30” list, and he has been interviewed by NPR for his views on the recycling industry and China’s ban on recycled materials from the US. Prior to launching TemperPack, James worked on the advanced materials analysis team at Boeing Defense, Space & Security, where he evaluated materials for use in product applications. James studied at McGill University in Montreal and holds a Bachelors of Engineering in Materials Engineering. When not thinking about business, James enjoys composing music and exploring Richmond’s beer scene.
Ann Marie Wilson
Ann Marie is a driven and influential commercial leader with over 25 years of packaging experience. She is able to operate effectively across Fortune 500, private equity and start-up businesses with a proven track-record of developing high-performance teams of solutions providers that grow accounts, deepen relationships and generate customer value. Her mission is to make an impact on the people, the process and the planet.
Brian Powers
Brian Powers is co-founder & CEO of TemperPack. He cofounded TemperPack along with materials engineers James McGoff and Charles Vincent. Prior to TemperPack, Brian worked in M&A and restructuring investment banking at Moelis & Company in New York. In 2013, Brian earned a B.S. in Economics from the Wharton School of Business at the University of Pennsylvania. Brian was named to the Forbes 30 Under 30 list in 2016, was an EY Entrepreneur of the Year Winner in 2018, and Inc. 30 Under 30 in 2019.
We're a bold company with an ambitious goal.
Founded in 2015, we want to change the way people ship things. In order to do so, we’ve invented new materials, designed and built new manufacturing process, and helped a ton of companies better their packaging, both for their consumers and for the environment.
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Mission.To Rid the World of Unnecessary Packaging.
Our Reach
TemperPack’s strategically located manufacturing facilities allow efficient distribution across the United States, Canada, and Europe.
Meet the Team
Our experienced team brings a powerful blend of analytic and creative skills from diverse fields. We’ve employed packaging designers, qualifications engineers, logistics and warehousing experts, strategic sourcing and supply chain managers all to help design a custom packaging solution that fits your needs.
Careers
Have a passion for sustainable design? Our east coast and west coast teams are growing quickly, so click below to see all of the opportunities currently available at TemperPack.
Work With Us
We’ve helped dozens of companies reduce their packaging costs and lower their overall impact on the environment. Give us a shout and we’ll work with you to develop a solution that suits your shipping needs.
Have Feedback?
Our clients ship millions of our sustainable liners every month. In order to continue to make a better product, we’d love to hear from you. If you received a shipment with a ClimaCell liner in it, let us know how your experience was.