Conversations with retailers and their suppliers that shine a light on the most positive aspects of retail. Get tips about competing in brick and mortar retail, resources for retail sales training, retail-specific marketing advice, ways to make your retail operations run more smoothly, and much more. New episodes release every week!
https://redcircle.com/shows/tell-me-something-good-about-retail
Gesamtlänge aller Episoden: 2 days 10 hours 25 minutes
Serge Khalimsky: The Mall is alive and well
Serge Khalimsky serves as the Senior General Manager of Westfield Old Orchard...
Elizabeth Herbst-Brady: Keep your customer at the center
Elizabeth Herbst-Brady is currently Head of Global Revenue & Client Solutions at Yahoo.
Bruce Winder: Trends in Retail
Bruce Winder a Toronto-based retail analyst, business instructor and author of the book, Retail Before, During & After COVID-19.
Steve Cook: Over-communicating to keep trust with your customers
Steve Cook, business owner of Cook Feed and Outdoor and podcast host of The Better Business Podcast.
Helen Herrick: Creating The Best Retail Stores
Helen Herrick is the Studio Director of MBH Architects in New York. She has a focus on cultivating a culture of creativity, engagement and connection for retailers, hospitality, and other commercial businesses.
Soon Yu: The Value of Friction In Retail
Soon Yu is the former global VP of innovation officer at VF corporation home to over 30 global apparel companies. He advises startups how to grow and innovate. In addition, he is a popular speaker and the author of the new book Friction.
Howard Prager: Making Kindness a Priority with Howard Prager
Howard Prager is a speaker, author and leadership consultant. He recently wrote a book about how you show up for others called Make Someone's Day: Becoming a Memorable Leader in Work and Life.
Mark Quinn & Mark Kinsley: Celebrating A Good Sleep
The be-back bus travels in one direction and it's not to your store. You have a choice every time someone comes in the door: There's a chance to just get a transaction on the register or to help someone improve their life. Although rooted in the mattress industry, this wide-ranging discussion has implications for all retailers.
Neely Tamminga: A year of vindication for retail
What lens should retailers use when reading so many different messages about the consumer economy? With retail stores being vindicated as not just viable but critical in 2021, where should retailers look for 2022?
Phil Thorne: What people do in stores is what matters
What does a consumer want when visiting a retailer? How can retailers hold onto employees? What can a guy who writes poetry tell us about physical retail?