Anneliza Humlen talks about the role of retail in augmenting Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) programs by empowering and engaging consumers through a business's retail experience.

David Roth explores What does retailing mean when "things" talk to each other?

Gwen Morrison leads a panel discussion on how content, commerce and technology have commingled in the retail environment that not just blurs but destroys traditional channels.

Carly Tysh explains how Lowe's and Fitch right-sized stores for NYC.

Marcelo Castelo presents a case study of a partnership between Brazilian ecommerce player NetShoes and Brazilian telecoms to provide free mobile data access to it's website.

Joe Lampertius takes a tour of what the future of retail looks like sitting in Amazon's chair.

Hermann Behrens: At times when the world is increasingly disjointed and disrupted, how do retailers respond to the core emotions of their consumers and create experiences that are meaningful, memorable and generous?

Tim Greenhalgh discusses how a world of connected things expands the scope of designing shopper experiences.

Bryan Gildenberg says focusing on audience rather than channel is how to win in the new technology landscape. There are no more channels only audience.

Marketers are redefining how to weave brand stories into social media and other digital platforms of influence.  Hear how technology and retail media leaders are delivering content experiences that are “contextually relevant” and activate purchases.