Client Stories

Client Stories > Manufacturing > Tyndale

Tyndale is a leading player in arc-rated flame resistant clothing (FRC), providing a single-supplier solution for keeping workers safe, comfortable, and regulation-compliant. They deliver top-quality, arc-rated FRC in managed apparel programs driven by over 30 years of FR experience.

Tyndale’s managed apparel programs maximize bottom-line savings and service, deliver garment and spend tracking and reporting, expand product choice, and enhance end-user satisfaction.

Their extensive catalog combines their own USA-made FR garments with products from industry-leading suppliers to offer the industry’s largest selection in the broadest range of in-stock inventory of FRC for men and women.

A privately-held, family-owned, certified woman-owned business, Tyndale is headquartered in Pipersville, PA, with additional distribution operations in Houston, TX, and factory stores in Williamsport, PA, Midland, TX, Oklahoma City, OK, and Concord, CA. All Tyndale-manufactured garments are proudly made exclusively in the USA.

Rob Whittenberger, Tyndale’s President, explained:

“Tyndale continues to enjoy significant year-over-year growth. With this growth has also come a need for a dedicated leader on our Information technology team. Through a business colleague, I was introduced to Kingsley Hill, of Freeman Clarke’s USA division, and learned about the advantages of a fractional CTO. Jim Affleck, a seasoned IT leader who also had apparel industry experience, was referred to me shortly thereafter and joined the team as our fractional head of IT.

Jim joined our team and made an immediate positive impact by aligning IT services and business needs— focusing on operational stability, sustainable change, business value, and customer value. In the few short months since Jim has joined the team, he has enhanced the IT team’s inbound and outbound communications, developed and/or assessed baselines for numerous business processes, transitioned the team from a reactive to proactive service model, and vetted our cybersecurity controls.”