Tennie Chen is responsible for sourcing and supplier evaluation, with a focus on balancing product quality, cost efficiency, and supply chain reliability. My role involves identifying trustworthy manufacturers, comparing quotations, analyzing total landed costs, and ensuring compliance with international standards. I always prioritize long-term partnerships over one-time deals, aiming to work with suppliers who can provide consistent quality, competitive pricing, and flexible solutions. When making purchasing decisions, I evaluate not only the product itself but also the supplier’s production capacity, lead time, and after-sales support, ensuring that every cooperation contributes to sustainable business growth.
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