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Quidsi Inc., is a subsidiary of Amazon and entrepreneurial parent company to Diapers.com, Soap.com, BeautyBar.com, Wag.com, Casa.com, and Yoyo.com. We are a mom-centric retail technology company. We deliver delightful experiences, products, and expertise by offering a curated selection of products, lightning-fast delivery, incredible customer service, and an easy-to-navigate shopping experience. Quidsi’s sites are host to millions of daily visitors and our warehouses are run by hundreds of autonomous Kiva robots. Our entire operation from our websites/apps, to our fulfillment centers and customer care center is focused on creating an enjoyable end-to-end customer experience. To get there, we need exceptionally talented, bright and driven people who are energized by "what if" (the meaning of Quidsi in Latin). If you`d like to help us build the place where people can find and buy anything online, come and innovate with us!
Henson Group is a Reading, PA-based company in the Wholesale and Distribution sector.
Hart Lee Industries Inc is a New York, NY-based company in the Wholesale and Distribution sector.
Today, the collections are sold through the New York and Milan showrooms and there are more than 80 flagship stores all over the world; while more than 450 skilled people work in the company, which manufactures over 500,000 pairs of luxury women shoes which are considered objects of dream, beauty and seduction. This is the reason why stars like Beyoncé, Kylie Minogue, Alicia Keys, Rihanna, Cameron Diaz, Janet Jackson and many others are Giuseppe`s very loyal fans.
Liberty is a privately owned business that designs value-driven, quality furniture. In 1992, Richard Brian took the opportunity to start his own business. He began with a vision of a company that would thrive on the values of hard-work, fairness, and integrity. With only seven people and a modest section of warehouse in west Atlanta, Liberty Furniture opened its doors selling only wood chairs and laminate table tops. Steadily, the company introduced more casual dining styles and the vision that was Liberty began to take form. Early on, when Liberty could only afford a basement level showroom in High Point, Mr. Brian would take chairs out to the street in order to entice customers. This initiative and passion for success is visible to this day and is at the very heart of Liberty.