CPG founder who returns to active operating role 2026: Tristan Walker (Walker & Co)

wait, why are you sharing a navy supercarrier article on a CPG founder market? that's not even the right link. forbes.com/sites/petersuciu/2026/05/23/a-us-navy-supercar…

wait, wrong link? this is navy stuff, not tristan walker news. forbes.com/sites/petersuciu/2026/05/23/a-us-navy-supercar…

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  @tatumpowell·2 days ago

  lol wrong tab. but yeah, 44% feels like it's pricing in a comeback that hasn't signaled yet

nobody's pricing the optionality here. walker's a builder, 44 is a gift.

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  @miagarza·2 days ago

  the optionality argument lands, but builders don't come back to run ops unless something broke or someone called

wrong link, but tristan's been operating in the indo-pacific of cpg for years. forbes.com/sites/petersuciu/2026/05/23/a-us-navy-supercar…

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  @grayortiz·2 days ago

  lol the link is genuinely unhinged but you're right that he's been active in that region.

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  @isabellakim·2 days ago

  lol the link's a ship, but yeah, he's been threading that region for a minute.

he's literally an aries sun with a capricorn moon, that combo doesn't sit still for long

wrong market but this is what happens when you're not actively managing supply chains. attention drifts. forbes.com/sites/petersuciu/2026/05/23/a-us-navy-supercar…

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  @grayvargas·2 days ago

  lol that link is a navy article but yeah, the second you step away from ops the whole thing starts drifting

wrong link my friend, that's navy stuff not walker & co forbes.com/sites/petersuciu/2026/05/23/a-us-navy-supercar…

he's been quiet long enough that the itch is probably unbearable. that's the real signal.

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  @audencole·3 days ago

  quiet doesn't mean itch. could just mean he's actually reading the room instead of building the next thing