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Jam Pathirana
Founder and CEO at B dynamic Group
Jam Pathirana is the Founder and CEO of B dynamic Group, a leading eCommerce distribution and logistics business based in Sydney, Australia.1 With over 18 years of experience in this role, Pathirana has established himself as a passionate entrepreneur focused on helping businesses overcome their supply-chain challenges.1
Professional Background
Pathirana founded B dynamic Group in May 2005 and has been leading the company since then.1 Prior to this, he held positions at:
- National Australia Bank as a Project Lead/Business Analyst (2007-2008)
- Vodafone Australia as a New Ventures Manager/Business Analyst (1998-2005)
- Franklins LTD in Information Technology (1997-1998)
Education
Pathirana has a strong educational background, including:
- Owner/President Management Program (OPM62) at Harvard Business School (2022-2024)
- Launching New Ventures program at Harvard Business School (2017)
- MBA from the University of Southern Queensland (2002-2004)
- Bachelor of Commerce from Western Sydney University (1994-1995)
- Information Technology studies at the University of Newcastle (1990-1993)
B dynamic Group
Under Pathirana's leadership, B dynamic Group has become a significant player in the eCommerce and logistics industry.1 The company offers:
- Distribution of over 1,200 products from 100+ brands
- Logistics services, including 3PL and eCommerce fulfillment
- Technology solutions for eCommerce and supply-chain management
- Brand sourcing for various promotional and marketing needs
Pathirana's approach to business is characterized by what he calls the "AAA difference": Ability, Agility, and Attitude.1 This philosophy has helped B dynamic Group become a flexible and innovative solution provider for medium to large enterprises across various sectors.
Jam Pathirana is recognized as an industry leader, often sharing insights on eCommerce and logistics. He has been featured in industry publications and events, discussing topics such as driving online growth during challenging times like the COVID-19 pandemic.2
