Website www.diapers.com CEO Emilie Arel Scott (2015–) Parent organization Amazon.com, Inc. | Founded 2005 Founders Marc Lore, Vinit Bharara | |
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Type Subsidiary of Amazon.com Areas served United States & 67 other countries Key people Emilie Arel Scott (CEO)
Randy Greben (CFO & GM)
Jennifer Clarke (VP, HR)
Mike Scelzo (VP, Customer Care)
Cate Khan (VP, Merch & Buying)
David Czehut (VP, Marketplace & Operations)
Arlene Hong (General Counsel) Headquarters Jersey City, New Jersey, United States Profiles | ||
Why soap com diapers com are changing the rules on overnight shipping
Diapers.com, founded in 2005 by Marc Lore and Vinit Bharara in Montclair, New Jersey, is the largest online specialty retailer for baby products. Initially founded as 1800DIAPERS, the company set out delivering consumables, such as diapers, wipes, and formula. It uses Kiva robots for warehouse automation and a combination of UPS Ground and FedEx delivery. In late 2008, Diapers.com expanded its selection into far-reaching baby categories, including clothes, car seats, strollers, and toys.
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- Why soap com diapers com are changing the rules on overnight shipping
- How diapers com gets customers coming back inc magazine
- History
- References
Diapers.com was ranked #35 overall, #1 for Retail, #3 in NY-NJ-PA, and #5 Top Indian Run Companies by Inc. magazine in 2009.
The company's headquarters are located at Exchange Place in Jersey City, New Jersey.
How diapers com gets customers coming back inc magazine
History
In 2005, best friends Marc and Vinit started Diapers.com with a simple idea—to make life easier for new parents. There was one huge obstacle: most major manufacturers would not sell their products to a startup. So, using their personal credit cards, they rented trucks and headed to wholesale stores up and down the Eastern Seaboard to buy diapers, wipes and formula in bulk.
Marc and Vinit opened a formal office in Montclair, New Jersey, in 2006, and the following year hired their first full-time employee. By 2009, the company was renamed Quidsi (meaning "what if" in Latin) to serve as an umbrella for all its sites. Quidsi added Soap.com for health, beauty and household essentials; BeautyBar.com, a luxury beauty destination; Wag.com, a pet specialty site; YoYo.com for toys and games; Casa.com for décor and home products; VineMarket.com for natural and organic groceries; AfterSchool.com for kids' sports and activities; Bookworm.com for children's books; and Look.com for kids' clothing. The 10 sites offered a shared shopping cart and checkout. As of 2016, only six of the 10 aforementioned sites appear in the main navigation and on the Quidsi.com corporate site.
Amazon.com acquired Quidsi, Inc., which operates Diapers.com and Soap.com, for $545 million on November 8, 2010. However, it will continue to operate independently and follows an integration model similar to the one Amazon uses with Zappos.com.