Director of Sales & Marketing
Alex Einhorn
Alex helps brands turn product ideas, manufacturing challenges, and supply chain headaches into clear, actionable plans.
At Linton, he oversees sales & marketing while having an active role in client strategy and product development, giving him a practical view of what it takes to bring products to market successfully.
Outside of Linton, Alex is usually attending Philadelphia sporting events, for better or worse. Go Birds!
Case Studies
Take a look at real projects with leading brands that worked with Alex to launch products, reduce costs, and manage complex supply chains.
Continuous Improvement CRBN Pickleball: Pickleball Paddles
CRBN engaged Linton to review costs on their hero paddle after years of purchasing through a supplier acting as the factory.
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Manufacturing Efficiency Healthy Express: Electric Tofu Press
Healthy Express partnered with Linton Group to design, engineer, and launch a fully electric tofu press - transforming a traditionally manual kitchen tool into a motorized, production-ready appliance. Linton Group led the product from mechanical and electrical engineering through manufacturability and production execution, enabling a successful market launch in a new product category.
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Continuous Improvement CRBN Pickleball: Pro Team Tour Bag
CRBN Pickleball partnered with Linton Group to optimize their best-selling Pro Team Tour Bag after rising manufacturing costs and recurring durability issues began to threaten margins and brand trust. By transitioning suppliers and reinforcing the bag’s internal construction, Linton Group reduced COGS by 19.67% while improving product reliability - allowing CRBN to scale a top-rated Amazon SKU without compromising its premium positioning.
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New Product Development Mary Go Round: Anti-Clog Rotating Bowl
Witt’s Widgets partnered with Linton Group to engineer and launch the Mary Go Round Bong Bowl, a patent-pending rotating glass bowl that solves three long standing problems in a category that hadn’t seen real innovation in decades: clogs, burnt-through hits, and messy cleanup. Linton led the engagement from product engineering through production execution, taking an […]
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