McKinsey and The Business of Fashion just released their annual state of fashion report. We’ll be discussing the shift to digital, diminishing demand, and social justice.

In part two of this series on fashion and the environment we’ll discuss some of the potential solutions to the problems facing the industry.

Part 1: The retail industry is one of the most environmentally harmful industries is the world. What are underlying causes? In part 2 we will discuss the possible solutions.

How will the election impact consumer purchasing behavior as we head into the holiday season?

Social Commerce is reshaping the eCommerce space, but who will the biggest winners be?

This Week in Retail we're talking about social media and the most recent Twitter scandal. Is the content we consume objective? Or are these tech platforms using algorithms to manipulate our views on the world? What do you think?   Make sure to go check out my Tiktok, Youtube & Podcast as well!  Tiktok: https://www.tiktok.com/@thisweekinretail Substack: https://thisweekinretail.substack.com/ Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hbf3dkDoeh4

The pandemic has shifted our world view and has reminded us of our own mortality. But how does trauma and the reminder of death impact consumer behavior?

Last week I interviewed one of the best minds in the retail industry; Doug Stephens. We talked about everything from Amazon, to the future of physical stores and changing consumer behaviors. I hope you enjoy this conversation as much as I did!

There wasn’t one single thing that caused the retail collapse of 2020. Today we’ll talk through the underlying forces that contributed to the downfall of the retail industry as we know it.

The way we “shop” will be upended by technology and artificial intelligence. But what does “shopping” in the future look like?

Outdated technology, high fixed costs, and a disconnected consumer, today we’re talking about why legacy retailers won’t rebound from this crisis.

Big tech CEOs are grilled by congress over possible anti trust violations, but is this the only reason for the investigation?

Algorithms are reinventing the way we discover products and connect with brands and retailers. But how will this change retail?

In the retail space we’re seeing a massive shift towards a more commoditized market. But what does this mean and how did we get here?

Legacy retailers are shifting to eCommerce, but is it too late? Changing consumer behaviors, the digitization of jobs & the mall experience