

Date: November 8, 2023
Venue: Events @ No 6, Aldgate, London
Virtual fitting rooms. Metaverse makeup labs. Frictionless checkouts. Fresh meal vending machines. Hyper-personalised marketing.
Technological innovation and disruptive thinking are opening the doors for retailers to offer consumers seamless brand experiences when, where and how they want them.
Coupled with transformational supply chain efficiencies, AI-leveraged data and tech-focused sustainability drives, the sector has never been more informed, proactive and driven to pursue growth.
The age of innovation has arrived and it’s here to stay. But how can you keep up?
Register to secure your free place at Retail Week’s Innovation Summit to find out.
Join us on November 8, 2023, from 8.30am until 5.30pm at Events @ No 6, Aldgate, central London.
Retail Week’s Innovation Summit brings the retail ecosystem together for a day of cutting-edge content, unmissable roundtable debates and unrivalled networking opportunities.
Fresh takes on key themes include:
- Unlocking AI – the key to your biggest retail challenges
- Going beyond the transaction – revolutionising customer experience to see real ROI
- Navigating the future – developing an AI-enabled workforce
- Transformation from first to final mile – which technologies are worth the investment?
- Cleaning up your act – how innovation can support your sustainability goals
Apply for a place
Retail Week’s Innovation Summit takes place on November 8, 2023, at Events @ No 6, Aldgate, central London. Apply for your place today.
Places are exclusive to retailers and retail brands only.
Agenda
8.30am-9.35am
Breakfast and networking
9.34am-9.40am
Retail Week welcome: Lisa Byfield-Green,
Data and Insights Director
9.40am-9.55am
Welcome address: Peter Wood, Chief Executive, AllSaints, John Varvatos and Buscemi
9.55am-10.20am
The innovation landscape
Keynote
If the past year has been indicative of change to come, then we are balanced on the cusp of technological innovation becoming mainstream. From frictionless checkouts and robot-powered deliveries to AI’s influence on personalisation and supply chain efficiency, a heavier reliance on innovative tech is increasingly being accepted as the norm.
But where does that leave retailers looking to remain ahead of the innovation curve?
Join Retail Week’s Senior Retail Analyst Beth Bloomfield and Data Analyst Hanna Hua as they run through the year’s innovation round-up, highlighting areas of success and recommended focus for the coming six months to ensure your strategy is geared up for success.
Speakers:
- Hanna Hua, Data Analyst, Retail Week
- Beth Bloomfield, Senior Retail Analyst, Retail Week
10.20am-10.50am
Innovation crossroads: lessons from legacy brands and disruptors
Panel
Start-ups are known for failing fast yet succeeding faster. Legacy brands benefit from decades of experience with strong proof of concept. But when it comes to the adoption of innovation, do the approaches of the newest players to market really differ all that much from longstanding legacy retailers? And, if so, what can they learn from each other to best leverage time, budgets and resources to win in the age of innovation?
From high street stalwarts to emerging pureplays, it’s clear that every retailer must be proactive in adapting and innovating to keep up with the changing needs of today’s consumer. Just look at M&S, which has unveiled its first “bigger, better” tech-focused store, and Asda, which is pursuing efficiency with driverless deliveries. Meanwhile, frozen food specialist Cook is rolling out smart vending machines, while skincare brand Frank’s Remedies is using customer data to curate shoppable routines, solving specific skin concerns.
To kick off our Innovation Summit, join us as we bring together experts from UK retail behemoths and young disruptor brands to discuss the future of retail innovation, what’s coming next and how to best leverage innovation for growth in 2024.
Speakers:
- Will Chapman, Co-Founder, ROARSOME
- Chris Conway, Ecommerce Director, Co-op
- Kyle Frank, Founder, Frank’s Remedies
- Drew Smith, Co-Founder and CEO, Upp
- Nic Harrison, Commercial Content Director, Retail Week (moderator)
10.50am-11.30am
Coffee and networking
11.30am-12pm
AI unlocked: the key to reshaping your retail strategy
Panel
From seamless integration of adaptive pricing models and improved data management to enhancing customer experiences and navigating supply chain volatility, artificial intelligence holds the key to unlocking the solutions to retailers’ biggest challenges.
The applications, both front of stage and behind the scenes, are wide-ranging and the insights uncovered are more accurate and timely than ever before. But concerns surrounding job displacement, increasing implementation costs and high barriers to adoption for the most innovative of consumer tech raise questions for retailers planning their next steps.
Join us as we reveal why AI must form an essential part of your strategy in 2024, and how to reap the benefits and avoid the pitfalls, as leading retailers and industry experts discuss the big questions.
Speakers:
- Chris Aidan, Global VP of Emerging Technology and Innovation, Estée Lauder Companies
- Paul Gilhooly, Head of Retail, Artefact
- Paul Hornby, Digital Customer Experience Director, The Very Group
- Megan Robinson, Reporter, Retail Week (moderator)
12pm-12.30pm
Innovation or illusion: decoding the future of supply chain transformation
Panel
As the middle of the 2020s approaches, talk of advanced technology is rife as retailers look to digitally transform their supply chain from the first to the final mile. Omnichannel optimisation, warehouse automation, modern cloud applications, driverless and drone deliveries, and the use of AI to analyse returns data, predict demand and track inventory are all technologies implemented with the aim of simplifying processes, enhancing supply chain visibility, removing potential human error and cutting costs without impacting seamless customer experience.
But how close is the retail sector to implementing this streamlined and automated future across the board? Which of these innovations are becoming the norm and which are just another passing and expensive fad?
Join us for this panel session as we unravel the future of supply chain innovation and explore how retail leaders can revolutionise across the board from first to final mile – creating meaningful, profitable and sustainable customer experiences along the way.
Speakers:
- Peter Butler, Chief Executive & Co-founder, Dishpatch
- Joe Sanghani, Head of IT applications, De Beers Diamond Jewellery
- Vikram Singla, Digital Transformation Director, Oracle
- Megan Dunsby, Senior Commercial Content Editor, Retail Week (moderator)
12.30pm-1.30pm
Lunch
1.30pm-2.30pm
Roundtables
Choice of roundtable sessions
2.30pm-2.50pm
Coffee and networking
2.50pm-3.20pm
The next wave: where to invest to capture young spend
Panel
Gen Z demands a new era of tech-enabled, values-based shopping experiences. As the first digital natives, with sky-high expectations for personalisation, impeccable customer service and authentic, sustainable business practices, they make up the most informed and discerning consumer sector retail has ever seen.
This presents challenges, but opportunities too, for those retailers willing to listen to this influential cohort.
In this panel session, we hear from three retail leaders on where they think you should invest to attract this important demographic, sharing their routes to success and lessons they’ve learned by developing innovative, customer-centric and future-proof brands.
Speakers include:
- Chidi Onwudike, Director of Strategy and Operations, Depop
- Moses Rashid, CEO, The Edit LDN
- Sophie Trueman, Country Director, Too Good To Go
- Lisa Byfield-Green, Data and Insights Director, Retail Week (moderator)
3.20pm-3.50pm
The sustainability shapeshifters: Can innovation really reshape your business model?
In conversation with
Circular fashion models built on foundations of repair, resale or recycle. Sports equipment rental schemes to reduce waste. ‘Green’ coffee shops focused on energy efficiency. Electric vehicles adopted for deliveries. Retailers are starting to clean up their act – and not before time.
The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change has delivered a final warning on climate, with a narrow window to act by 2030, and both government and businesses have set net-zero targets. But what impact will technological innovation have on the speed of progress?
Join us for this conversation with Rae Stanton-Smithson, Earthcare Retail Partner for Lush, and Adam Gardiner, Sustainability Manager at Rapha, as we explore the role of retailers, consumers and innovation in addressing retail’s climate crisis and look at what initiatives will drive real ROI in this space.
Speaker:
- Adam Gardiner, Sustainability Manager, Rapha
- Rae Stanton-Smithson, Earthcare Retail Partner, Lush
- Rebecca Taylor, Commercial Content Manager, Retail Week (moderator)
3.50pm-4.20pm
Long-term trend or flash in the pan? Creating meaningful consumer-centric retail experiences
In conversation
The line between enhanced in-store experiences and personalised ecommerce shopping is beginning to blur – and that’s how consumers like it.
Digital experiences facilitated in store are growing in popularity, from Selfridges’ circular repair and resale pop-up The Stock Market and Zara’s click-and-collect robot to Ikea’s augmented reality games educating about marine conservation.
And there’s a place for solely digital experiences too. See Zalando’s virtual fitting rooms, H&M’s experimental metaverse experience and Estée Lauder’s virtual Clinique lab for just a handful of examples.
But how do consumers really want to engage with brands, which formats actually delight and inspire beyond being a gimmick, and which technologies are going to show real ROI?
Join us for this masterclass as we explore what drives shopping behaviour and how retailers can maximise on innovative experiences to meet changing consumer desires.
Led by three leading retailers, we explore expectations for the year ahead including:
- Stores vs ecommerce: striking the balance for tomorrow’s consumer
- The role of AI in revolutionising customer experience, both on- and offline
- Customer adaptation and embracing novel concepts
- Going beyond transactions to create memorable brand moments
- The role of personalisation and exclusivity in cultivating customer loyalty
Speakers include:
- Asif Aziz, Retail Director, EE
- Paddy Earnshaw, Customer and Digital Director, B&Q
- Matt Pollington, Chief Marketing Officer, The Cotswold Company
- Jade O'Donoghue, Event Director, Retail Week Live (moderator)
4.20pm-4.30pm
Retail Week closing remarks
4.30pm-5.30pm
Drinks reception




Speakers
Rae Stanton-Smithson, Earthcare Retail Partner, Lush
At Lush, the aim is to ‘leave the world lusher than we found it’. Rae’s focus as a Lush Earthcare Strategy Partner is developing engagement throughout the company’s retail business, turning environmental best practice policy into meaningful action on the part of staff and the wider community.
Based in the UK, Rae is part of a widening scope of Earthcare across many different Lush markets and regularly works alongside colleagues in Europe, Asia and North and South America to strategise staff engagement. Rae can also often be found representing Lush’s brand values approach at external events.
Peter Wood, Chief Executive, AllSaints, John Varvatos and Buscemi
Peter joined AllSaints as Chief Financial Officer in 2010, stepping up to the Chief Executive role in 2018 and in his first full year, AllSaints delivered the best financial results in its history. In 2020, he became Chief Executive of John Varvatos, the US-based alternative luxury menswear brand, leading a successful acquisition and turnaround of the business notwithstanding the backdrop of the Covid-19 pandemic. The combined AllSaints/John Varvatos group has global revenues of more than £400m with a team of 2,500 operating throughout the UK, Americas, Europe and Asia.
Peter qualified as a chartered accountant in 1997, specialising in corporate finance with Arthur Andersen in Scotland and London. Before joining AllSaints, he developed considerable experience working with leading UK entrepreneurs and private equity firms helping them to deliver their growth ambitions, always within consumer-focused businesses. He took up his first board position back in 2000 as Chief Financial Officer of multi-brand casualwear retailer USC, which at the time was Diesel's largest wholesale customer in Europe.
In 2022, Peter was appointed to the board of the British Retail Consortium as a Non-Executive Director and Chair of the BRC's Audit and Risk Committee.
Moses Rashid, Founder and CEO, The Edit LDN
Moses Rashid is the Founder and CEO of The Edit LDN, a global omnichannel retailer for limited sneakers, streetwear and collectibles.
Having successfully founded and established companies in digital advertising and hospitality, Moses turned his passion for ‘hype’ sneakers from a hobby starting in his bedroom in January 2020, into a multimillion-dollar global online business, with four retail concessions spaces in Harrods (London), Galleries Lafayette (Doha) and Harvey Nichols (Riyadh and Amsterdam) in just two years.
Along with a global partnership with Chicago Bulls, it has garnered celebrity investment from the likes of PJ Tucker, La La Anthony, Ollie Watkins, Jesse Lingard and Xavier McKinney, and is regularly featured in the global press.
Chidi Onwudike, Director of Strategy and Operations, Depop
Chidi is Director of Strategy and Operations at Depop, the social marketplace for buying and selling secondhand fashion.
She is responsible for shaping strategic priorities and driving the successful delivery of them. This included playing a key role in navigating Depop's acquisition by Etsy in 2021, plus the subsequent integration efforts.
Prior to this, Chidi was a retail strategy consultant advising predominantly on ecommerce-related challenges, with clients spanning from luxury fashion houses in Milan, to low-cost players on the UK high street.
Paddy Earnshaw, Customer and Digital Director, B&Q
Paddy Earnshaw joined the B&Q board in the newly created position of Customer and Digital Director in April 2019. Having worked in private equity and venture capital-backed technology businesses, Paddy brings a fresh perspective to changing customer habits and putting customer needs first. Prior to joining B&Q, Paddy was Chief Marketing Officer at House of Fraser and spent four years as Chief Customer Officer at Doddle Parcels, where the leadership team grew a retail & logistics business from scratch to having a 10% market share while partnering with the likes of Asos, Amazon and eBay.
Chris Aidan, Global VP of Emerging Technology and Innovation, Estée Lauder Companies
Chris Aidan is an accomplished and forward-thinking entrepreneurial leader with a proven track record of building and scaling high-performance teams, fostering an engaging and inclusive culture, enabling businesses to achieve their full potential, and driving cutting-edge innovation. With nearly 25 years of experience in various industries, Chris has cultivated a reputation for championing diverse perspectives, implementing strategic initiatives, and delivering exceptional results.
Kyle Frank, Founder, Frank’s Remedies
Over 10 years, Kyle Frank formulated the products for Frank’s Remedies through his own acne experience, testing and trialling ingredients on his stressed skin state to craft remedies that were also hydrating and nourishing to support skin with sensitive needs.
Since launching in 2020, Frank’s Remedies has featured on the BBC One Show The Customer Is Always Right, showcasing Britain’s top entrepreneurs, exhibited at the US Embassy and been commended by the King at Buckingham Palace. The skincare treatments are vegan, responsibly sourced and gender-neutral, with formulas that specialise in stressed skin concerns for all ages. The brand has social impact at its heart, with profits from business helping to support Frank’s in-school wellness project, helping 11- to 15-year-olds struggling with body image concerns.
Paul Gilhooly, Head of Retail, Artefact
Paul is highly experienced in the retail sector with past industry roles at M&S, Tesco and Asda in retail operations, operations development, business continuity and business development. He now uses this extensive experience as a management consultant leading data transformations, turnaround programmes, operational performance improvement and operating model design engagements. He leads Artefact's UK Retail team.
Chris Conway, Ecommerce Director, Co-op
Chris Conway is Ecommerce Director for Co-op. He joined in 2018 and led the design and build of Co-op’s on-demand ecommerce business for its food stores.
With a model focusing on ‘quick-convenience’ and utilising the strategic advantage of its store footprint at the heart of local communities UK wide, Co-op’s online model expanded at pace through its own online shop, and with partners including Amazon, Deliveroo, Just Eat, Uber Eats and robot deliveries with Starship Technologies.
Prior to joining Co-op, Chris previously led ecommerce teams at Morrisons and Asda.

Rae Stanton-Smithson
Rae Stanton-Smithson

Peter Wood
Peter Wood

Moses Rashid
Moses Rashid

Chidi Onwudike
Chidi Onwudike

Paddy Earnshaw
Paddy Earnshaw

Chris Aidan
Chris Aidan

Kyle Frank
Kyle Frank

Paul Gilhooly
Paul Gilhooly

Chris Conway
Chris Conway
Asif Aziz, Retail Director, EE
Asif Aziz OBE has over a decade of experience in developing and implementing business and retail strategies. Since joining EE as Retail Director at the beginning of 2023, he has been a key figurehead in establishing the brand’s new retail strategy, including the opening of the flagship EE Studio in Westfield London, White City, along with the rollout of regional EE Experience stores across the UK.
Previously, Asif spent 27 years at Boots where he began his career as a Pharmacy Manager, later becoming Director of Stores and Director of Healthcare. During his time at Boots, he played a key role in the development of the company’s omnichannel strategy to transform and grow the healthcare business. He also led the rollout of the Covid-19 testing and vaccinations programmes on behalf of the government and NHS during the pandemic, receiving an OBE in the 2022 New Year Honours.
Paul Hornby, Digital Customer Experience Director, The Very Group
Paul rejoined The Very Group in January 2021 as Digital Customer Experience Director and prior to that led the online business at Matalan for three years as its Director of Ecommerce.
In his current role he is responsible for driving the digital customer experience across all of The Very Group’s brands and touchpoints, leading a collection of squads that focus on making data-informed decisions to improve the journey and drive forward the technology landscape.
Sophie Trueman, Country Director, Too Good To Go
Sophie oversees Too Good To Go across its UK and Irish markets and is committed to furthering its food waste fighting mission. She first joined in 2019 as Head of Key Accounts, where she was responsible for growing more than 80 new partnerships with some of the UK’s most notable food brands, before being promoted to Head of Business Development for the UK and Ireland in 2021.
Sophie has more than 10 years of experience in the FMCG sector, having previously held account management roles at L'Oréal and Amadeus. She is a passionate advocate for the importance of using business for good and paving the way for a greener, more sustainable future. With her extensive industry experience, strong commercial acumen and proven track record for driving growth, Sophie has the inside track on how to build positive change within scalable organisations and the importance of balancing purpose and profit in business.
Will Chapman, Co-founder, ROARSOME
Will is the co-founder of ROARSOME, an award-winning British outdoor family adventure brand he launched with co-founder Ed Lewis-Pratt in 2018. As Director of Design & Creative, Will is the brand’s creative driving force. Overseeing creative design, imagery and copywriting across all channels, Will is a passionate innovator who ensures every aspect of the brand reflects the playful ROARSOME world that he and Ed have imagined.
Will has over eight years experience of working in branding and design. He founded the London-based digital design studio Duck Duck Goose and the award-winning sports content agency WMB Media. He also created the event discovery tool WhosGoing, which later became a joint venture with Asos.
Matt Pollington, Chief Marketing Officer, The Cotswold Company
Matt is Chief Marketing Officer at The Cotswold Company, a homewares retailer that designs and makes timeless products that last a lifetime. Matt, a passionate customer and marketing expert and advocate for ecommerce, has 17 years of experience delivering customer growth across retail and fashion and serves as an advisory partner to multiple brands in the D2C space. Prior to joining The Cotswold Company board, Matt held several marketing leadership roles at brands including Made.com, Net-A-Porter and Sainsbury's Argos. In addition to his role, he advises businesses including IMRG, ISBA and RTS.
Peter Butler, Chief Executive & Co-founder, Dishpatch
Peter Butler is Co-Founder and CEO of Dishpatch. Dishpatch brings the UK’s best chefs to tables nationwide with seasonal, restaurant-quality meals to finish at home.
Vikram Singla, Digital Transformation Director, Oracle
Vikram is Digital Transformation Director and a sustainability ambassador at Oracle. He helps business leaders leverage technology and data to deliver meaningful outcomes for their organisations. He also serves on the board of the Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport and is an advisory board member at Cranfield University’s supply chain management research centre.
He is responsible for defining and executing the go-to-market strategy for supply chain cloud solutions across all industries and manufacturing/asset-intensive sectors across all cloud applications, in the UK. He has over 25 years of experience in the technology sector, including deploying business transformation programmes for Fortune 500 firms.
Adam Gardiner, Sustainability Manager, Rapha
With a background in supply chain, Adam now leads Rapha's sustainability program, managing the environmental and social impact of Rapha and the impact the company has throughout the supply chain.
Rapha is a cycling brand based in London. Supplying premium apparel for nearly 20 years, Rapha aims to inspire the world to live life by bike. Over the last few years, Rapha has set out to reduce its environmental impact. Guided by several impact commitments, Rapha is leading decarbonisation projects through the supply network, which contributes to its journey to reduce its impact in line with recently verified science-based targets.
Joe Sanghani, Head of IT applications, De Beers Diamond Jewellery
Drew Smith, Co-Founder and CEO, Upp
Drew Smith is a technology entrepreneur with exceptional insights into retail data, ecommerce performance and innovation. Prior to co-founding Upp with established trailblazer Ben White, Drew’s career really took flight at Volo Commerce where he began as an ecommerce consultant in 2014. Drew’s analytical mindset and first principle thinking accelerated his career - with fast advancement to Director of Product Strategy by 2017, before pitching the idea of Upp in 2019.
Drew has accomplished the building of the worlds first retail decision intelligence that makes fast, smart advertising decisions in real-time and drives unparalleled profitability and performance on Google Shopping. Automating marketing decisions, helping retailers sell more effectively, and providing control and certainty of outcomes.
Lisa Byfield-Green, Data and Insights Director, Retail Week
Lisa is responsible for Retail Week’s data insight, analyst content and advisory research. Previously, she worked as a senior retail analyst for online and digital, leading research at IGD and Planet Retail (now Edge by Ascential) in the UK and more recently LZ Retailytics in Germany.
Lisa regularly provides commentary on the retail industry and presents at briefings, conferences and workshops.
Beth Bloomfield, Senior Retail Analyst, Retail Week
Beth is a Senior Retail Analyst on Prospect, Retail Week’s online business intelligence tool.
Before joining the Prospect team, where she provides insight and financial analysis across an extensive range of retailers, Beth spent more than 15 years in the retail industry, working within the merchandising and insight functions.
Hanna Hua, Data Analyst, Retail Week
Hanna is a Data Analyst at Retail Week, working as part of our data and insights team. Before joining the company, she gained more than five years’ experience supporting retail businesses creating deep-dive sales analyses, data visualisations and presentations.
In her current role, Hanna is focused on building Retail Week's financial and data analysis content and providing data insight into the strategy of a wide range of retailers.
Rebecca Taylor, Commercial Content Manager, Retail Week
Rebecca Taylor is Retail Week Connect’s commercial content manager, and is responsible for helping to grow and deliver Retail Week’s bespoke sponsored reports and events, across themes from stores and the consumer to supply chains and tech.
With more than seven years' experience in content-focused roles, Rebecca specialises in across-the-board brand interactions and storytelling; engaging audiences at all stages of their brand lifecycle through authentic, vibrant and quality content.
James Knowles, Head of Content Innovation, Retail Week
James Knowles is Head of Content Innovation for the Retail Week commercial projects team.
He has spent 10 years as a journalist, working across both consumer celebrity and lifestyle magazines and business trade titles, including Retail Jeweller and Drapers, before joining Retail Week in July 2017.
Nic Harrison, Commercial Content Director, Retail Week
Nic leads Retail Week’s growing content marketing business Connect. Her team produces intelligent and timely thought-leadership content for a range of big clients such as Google, Facebook and Microsoft through products including comprehensive reports and live and virtual events.
Nic has 14 years of experience as a business journalist. She has held positions including news editor and content editor at Retail Week, during which time she led the editorial team to a digital-first approach. Nic joined the Connect team in 2017.
Megan Dunsby, Senior Commercial Content Editor, Retail Week
Megan Dunsby is Retail Week’s Senior Commercial Content Editor. A former journalist and features editor, she joined Retail Week in January 2019 to help brands leverage content to reach the people that matter in retail. Megan leads Retail Week’s flagship reports, the Retail 100 and Tech List, which recognise the most influential people in the sector, and the businesses they represent. Megan also curated Retail Week’s inaugural Sustainability Summit, which ran in October 2022. In 2018, she was named among The Drum’s 50 Under 30 Top Women in Digital.
Megan Robinson, Reporter, Retail Week
Megan Robinson is a reporter at Retail Week. She joined in 2023 and currently covers tech, value, marketplaces and electricals.
She was previously a junior reporter at trade publication Mobile News and has written for music, beauty and sustainability publications.
She has a BA Hons in Journalism from Kingston University where she also worked as the arts and entertainment editor for the student newspaper.
Jade O'Donoghue, Event Director, Retail Week Live
Jade is Event director – Retail Week Live and leads on the content and direction of Retail Week's flagship annual conference. She has an MA and an NCTJ diploma, both in journalism, and previously worked as a writer and editor covering the education sector.

Asif Aziz
Asif Aziz

Paul Hornby
Paul Hornby

Sophie Trueman
Sophie Trueman

Will Chapman
Will Chapman

Matt Pollington
Matt Pollington

Peter Butler
Peter Butler

Vikram Singla
Vikram Singla

Adam Gardiner
Adam Gardiner

Drew Smith
Drew Smith

Lisa Byfield-Green
Lisa Byfield-Green

Beth Bloomfield
Beth Bloomfield

Hanna Hua
Hanna Hua

Rebecca Taylor
Rebecca Taylor

James Knowles
James Knowles

Nic Harrison
Nic Harrison

Megan Dunsby
Megan Dunsby

Megan Robinson
Megan Robinson

Jade O'Donoghue
Jade O'Donoghue
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Can you help retailers and brands navigate their way through the age of innovation and help solve their toughest challenges?
Sponsorship of the Innovation Summit provides exclusive speaking opportunities, targeted lead generation and brand awareness among a captive audience. Share your insights with retailers and position yourself as a thought leader in the innovation space.
Contact Retail Week’s Commercial Content Director Nicola Harrison to find out more: nicola.harrison@retail-week.com
Alternatively, if you are a retailer with a great story to tell and would like to speak at the Innovation Summit, please contact Commercial Content Manager Rebecca Taylor to discuss: rebecca.taylor@retail-week.com