OrderMyGear (OMG) operates an online store platform that enables distributors, decorators, and dealers to create retail-like stores and sell custom branded merchandise to groups. Since 2008 the platform has powered stores for over 3,500 clients and facilitated more than $1.5 billion in online sales. The company plans to scale operations, expand offerings, and accelerate the launch of strategic partnerships and new products to help clients enter new markets. Leadership changes accompany the growth push: Leonid Rozkin, formerly OMG's CFO, was named CEO and joined the board, while Dave Dutch, OMG's CEO since 2019, moved to Executive Chairman to focus on partnerships. OMG says it will use new funding to drive innovation and remain competitive in a rapidly evolving industry. OrderMyGear is a software company that provides e-commerce, order management, payment and supply chain software to the team sporting goods and group apparel markets. The platform streamlines the merchandising, ordering and fulfillment of team gear and group apparel by providing online stores and tools for dealers, decorators, and anyone selling to teams, leagues, corporations, and other groups. In 2017 the company facilitated nearly $200 million worth of commerce, representing over 100,000 individual group stores and more than 2,000 team dealers, decorators, and athletic organizations. OrderMyGear has 80 employees and is led by CEO Kent McKeaigg and COO James Skidmore. The company received a $35M investment from Susquehanna Growth Equity, with Ben Weinberg and Aaron Flack joining the board. It will use the funds to accelerate product development, strengthen channels to market and expand hiring.

Total raised

$35M

Funding rounds

2

Latest round

Equity

Latest activity

Apr 2018