James Khuri

James Khuri is a well-respected entrepreneur. He has been building successful businesses for over 20 years. Currently residing as CEO of nine companies, James proves he is a tenacious leader in multiple industries. His companies range from real estate to manufacturing and distribution, brick and mortar retail stores, and e-commerce websites.

James began his career in commercial real estate in 2001. Currently, he owns multiple apartment buildings in the city of Los Angeles, as well as medical buildings in New York. James has been considering refrigerated warehouses as an investment opportunity sometime in the near future. He has wisely stayed away from other forms of real estate buildings because he does not believe anything else is viable in the current market.

James has also become a leader of the entire trading cards industry. He is Amazon’s main distributor for trading cards and Hasbro & Mattel merchandise for over 136 countries. With consumer behaviors changing, the booming growth of e-commerce business shows no signs of slowing down either. Being the leader of such a successful e-commerce business, one very important quality to James is customer relations. He doesn't waver when it comes to building long-lasting relationships. He is highly skilled when it comes to merchandising and believes in having a dispersed workforce to deliver the most efficient quality service possible. That has resulted in contractors being located across the United States, as well as in Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands. James is constantly expanding his variety of products, adapting his fulfillment and distribution plans to meet the needs of each country he distributes in, selecting the right products, and streamlining efficiency. His efforts have led to some recent accomplishments. One was Amazon assigning an employee to work exclusively with one of James’ companies to assist on his sales in the 136 countries they are selling to. The other is a new fulfillment system created in partnership with Walmart called "Fulfilled by Walmart".