About this event
With all the volatility that retail has suffered over the last two years, the fast-approaching golden quarter will no doubt be raising questions, for many reasons, as to what is to come. Considering the increase of online shopping, changing customer behaviour, and the added challenge of retail store closures, one of the biggest questions on retailer's minds is how to sustainably optimise traffic in-store.
In this virtual roundtable, you can hear from Kyle Monk, Director of Insight at the BRC, as to what some of the predictions are for this year's Golden Quarter. We will also be discussing, alongside partner Quadient UK, how retailers from High Street to PurePlay businesses and Concessions are preparing for this quarter.
We encourage participation in our roundtables, and we welcome you to bring your thoughts and ideas to discuss.
Key takeaways
- Kyle Monk's predictions for this year's Golden Quarter
- Understand how e-commerce platforms will be impacting the predictions
- Learn how to utilise Click and Collect to enhance your traffic over the period
- Changes in the Pure Play retail space
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Guest speaker
Kyle Monk Director of Insight @ British Retail ConsortiumG
Kyle Monk has over 10 years of retail industry experience and leads the team of BRC experts who report on industry trends and act as the benchmark for UK retail. The team produces a regular drumbeat of in-depth analysis on fast moving market developments and longer term structural trends.
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Guest speaker
Candice Ohandjanian UK Retail Director @ Quadient UKG
Candice has a proven track record in commercial growth and is a transformative and highly respected professional amongst the UK Top 100 retailers. She has 15 years of retail logistics experience and was a previous Hermes UK executive board member.
British Retail Consortium
Our mission is to make a positive difference to the retail industry and to the customers it serves.The go-to trade association for all UK retailers, promoting the story of retail, shaping debates and influencing the issues that matter to the industry.
BRC membership is open to UK retailers, retail-related trade associations and companies who provide services to the retail sector.
