Is your retail business ready for the future?

Learn about the unseen consumer and geopolitical influences steering the current retail business climate and how to use them to your advantage. You’ll come away with new insights about how data, ethics, and our next generation of consumers’ desires are the key drivers behind success or failure in a new era – although not in the ways you might imagine.

Valtech and Contentful are partnering with visionary futurist K D Adamson, who shines a light on the often overlooked questions driving the future of business success.
This hour-long webinar, which includes a live Q&A, covers some of the most important topics facing businesses planning for the future today. It’s been designed specifically for C-suite leaders who are ready to:

• Break free from the status quo and propel their retail business forward
• Gain strategic advantage through future-proof insights
• Lead your organization in a period of transformative change
• Radically change your perception of what future success looks like

We explore topics such as:

• Creating a future map for sustainable value
• Redefining innovation and competition
• Fostering a new generation of radically accountable leaders

If you’re looking for actionable strategies for redefining innovation, competition and leadership in the digital age for the retail sector, watch our on-demand webinar today!

A little about K D Adamson

On stage and screen, in print and in organizations around the globe, futurist and economist K D Adamson challenges assumptions.

She offers truly world-changing ideas and perspectives on geopolitics and society, the environment, economics, technology, business, and enterprise.

A global authority on the sustainable transformation of business and future value creation, and expert in organizational transformation, innovation, ESG, leadership, digitalization and the blue, green and circular economies, her stellar global client list spans continents and industries.

Sharp, funny, and straight-talking, her inspirational performances have been described as “a TED talk on steroids”, and “a Tarantino movie where no one died”.

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