Omni Talk Retail

This lightning round segment from the Omni Talk Retail Fast Five, sponsored by the A&M Consumer and Retail Group, Mirakl, Ocampo Capital, Infios, and Quorso, covers the fun and quirky stories of the week!Topics include:• Mountain Dew's new "Dirty" cream soda targeting Gen Z and the dirty soda trend• Vegas transportation debate: Taxi or Uber? (Chris and Anne weigh in from Grocery Shop)• Chinese public toilets requiring QR code scans and ad viewing for toilet paper access• Nicole Kidman and Keith Urban's divorce after 19 years... who hits the dating pool first?Plus birthday shoutouts to Brie Larson, Beck Bennett, and the legendary Julie Andrews turning 90!🔔 Subscribe for weekly retail fun!For the full episode head here#DirtySoda #MountainDew #VegasTravel #PopCulture #RetailNews #LightningRound #GenZTrends #NicoleKidmanThis podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: Podcorn - https://podcorn.com/privacy

This segment from the Omni Talk Retail Fast Five, sponsored by the A&M Consumer and Retail Group, Mirakl, Ocampo Capital, Infios, and Quorso, explores DoorDash's launch of "Going Out"... adding restaurant reservations and in-store rewards to its app.Chris declares DoorDash the one app he couldn't live without and says these features make it even stickier. Users can now book tables, earn DoorDash credits for reservations, and redeem exclusive in-store offers... all without leaving the app. Anne argues this is as close to a full-service super app as America will get, though she warns the experience needs to be seamless (no manual codes or barcodes like the Groupon days).Both hosts see huge potential for restaurants to drive traffic and for DoorDash to cement itself as the go-to utility for all commerce experiences, from delivery to dining out.🔔 Subscribe for tech and retail insights!For the full episode head here#DoorDash #RestaurantReservations #GoingOut #SuperApp #FoodDelivery #RestaurantTech #LoyaltyPrograms #DiningExperience #RetailInnovationThis podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: Podcorn - https://podcorn.com/privacy

This segment from the Omni Talk Retail Fast Five, sponsored by the A&M Consumer and Retail Group, Mirakl, Ocampo Capital, Infios, and Quorso, covers Sprouts Farmers Market's announcement to open 20 in-store Klatch Coffee cafes across Southern California.Anne explains why this move is perfectly aligned with Sprouts' destination shopping experience... customers who visit Sprouts are in a different mindset, taking time to discover new products and consult with specialized staff. Adding locally-sourced, independent brand coffee creates an elevated experience similar to getting champagne at a department storeChris highlights that Sprouts has massive "dry powder" for growth: they're only in 24 states, just launched their loyalty program, operate an optimized smaller store format, and now add coffee shops as another traffic driver. When shoppers linger with coffee, basket sizes increase... making this a savvy operations play.🔔 Subscribe for grocery retail insights!For the full episode head here#Sprouts #SproutsFarmersMarket #KlatchCoffee #GroceryInnovation #RetailExperience #CustomerExperience #GroceryTrends #JackSinclairThis podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: Podcorn - https://podcorn.com/privacy

This segment from the Omni Talk Retail Fast Five, sponsored by the A&M Consumer and Retail Group, Mirakl, Ocampo Capital, Infios, and Quorso, examines Amazon's decision to close all 19 Fresh grocery stores in the UK.Chris argues this confirms that grocery is incredibly hard to disrupt and that Amazon can't win on freshness, price, or experience without the necessary scale. He predicts Amazon Fresh in the US is "dead on arrival" and questions whether Amazon is making similar mistakes with Whole Foods by moving away from the "Whole Paycheck" premium positioning.Anne agrees that competitors like Sprouts, Lidl, and Aldi are beating Amazon at their own game with better distribution, fresher products, and lower prices. However, both hosts wonder if Amazon's pivot to online grocery could eventually win in a future where automated fulfillment becomes cheaper than in-store operations.🔔 Subscribe for retail strategy insights!For the full episode head here#AmazonFresh #UKGrocery #WholeFoods #GroceryRetail #RetailStrategy #AmazonGrocery #Lidl #Aldi #Sprouts #OnlineGroceryThis podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: Podcorn - https://podcorn.com/privacy

This segment from the Omni Talk Retail Fast Five, sponsored by the A&M Consumer and Retail Group, Mirakl, Ocampo Capital, Infios, and Quorso, analyzes early data from Costco's executive membership early access hours.Since implementing the extra hour of shopping from 9-10am, Placer AI data shows visits are shifting earlier, trips are becoming more efficient (30-45 minutes vs 45-60 minutes), and congestion during peak hours has decreased. Anne argues this transforms Costco from a once-a-week stock-up trip into a quick daily errand destination for millennials and young families, while Chris calls it a masterclass in operations management.With no additional staff required and executive members willing to pay for the perk, is this one of the smartest retail moves of 2025? Could this become the airport lounge problem where everyone upgrades? Chris and Anne break down the implications.🔔 Subscribe for weekly retail insights!For the full episode head here#Costco #ExecutiveMembership #RetailStrategy #GroceryShopping #PlacerAI #RetailOperations #CustomerExperience #RetailInnovationThis podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: Podcorn - https://podcorn.com/privacy

This segment from the Omni Talk Retail Fast Five, sponsored by the A&M Consumer and Retail Group, Mirakl, Ocampo Capital, Infios, and Quorso, explores OpenAI's game-changing announcement: ChatGPT Instant Checkout.Users can now purchase items directly from Etsy sellers and over 1 million Shopify merchants without ever leaving ChatGPT. Chris and Anne debate whether retailers should embrace or block bot traffic, discuss the implications for traditional e-commerce funnels, and explore what "GEO optimization" means in an agentic AI world. With Etsy stock jumping 16% and Shopify up 6%, this feature could reshape how consumers discover and buy products forever.Is this the Google of 2025? Will retailers prepare for agentic shopping experiences or get left behind? Tune in for expert analysis on the biggest e-commerce shift in years.🔔 Subscribe for more retail insights!For the full episode head here#openai #ChatGPT #InstantCheckout #Etsy #Shopify #EcommerceTrends #AIinRetail #AgenticAI #RetailTech #ConversationalCommerceThis podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: Podcorn - https://podcorn.com/privacy

Omni Talk’s Chris Walton and Anne Mezzenga join Groceryshop’s Rocquan Lucas and Ben Miller for the official key takeaways session live from the state at Groceryshop 2025, covering the biggest themes, surprising data points, and provocative predictions from the show.In this comprehensive recap session recorded live on the final day of Groceryshop 2025, the panel share and discuss:The Changing Consumer: Health-conscious shopping reached unprecedented levels at this year’s show. Sessions on GLP-1 medications, functional foods, and better-for-you products were packed as retailers and brands grapple with how dietary preferences and wellness trends are reshaping shopping behavior and store formats. Learn why companies like Danone and Chobani are winning with health positioning and how this impacts everything from loyalty programs to main shop destination decisions.Agentic AI & Trust: AI has moved from hype to practical application. Discover how consumer trust in AI recommendations is evolving, why the shift from SEO to generative engine optimization (GEO) matters, and what it means for investment in earned and shared media over paid channels. Walmart’s mission-based homepage and the role of AI in transforming entire customer experiences take center stage.In-Store Efficiency & Operations: The panel reveals why operational technology delivers the strongest ROI right now. From inventory visibility and shelf intelligence to electronic shelf labels and reducing associate workload, learn which technologies are making stores more productive and why the focus has shifted to backend operations before customer-facing innovations.Digital Demand Creation: Explore the evolution of how brands create awareness and drive purchases through creators, influencers, and content strategies. Understand the balance between planned campaigns and opportunistic viral response, plus why mental availability matters as much as physical availability in today’s grocery landscape.Retail Media Evolution: Enter the “Age of Reckoning” for retail media in grocery. Learn why successful networks must activate both stores and online, move beyond just converting trade spend to capturing brand dollars, and deliver full-funnel experiences rather than just lower-funnel conversion.Automation Economics & Future Predictions: Ocado CEO Tim Steiner’s provocative question sparked debate: Will automated warehouses eventually be cheaper to operate than hypermarkets? The panel discusses this prediction, third-party delivery marketplace dependencies, and whether the industry can afford to be wrong about the future of automation.Practical Challenges: Technology integration pain points, the need for vendor consolidation, macro-economic headwinds including cautious consumers and declining units, plus the importance of associate tool UX for Gen Z employee retention.Key Topics: Groceryshop 2025 recap, health-conscious consumer trends, agentic AI adoption, retail media networks, in-store technology, warehouse automation, digital marketing, influencer strategies, operational efficiency, technology integration, workforce technologySubscribe for comprehensive grocery and retail industry insights!Music by hooksounds.com#GroceryShop2025 #AgenticAI #GLP1 #RetailMedia #GroceryTech #HealthConsciousShopping #AutomationThis podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: Podcorn - https://podcorn.com/privacy

🏆 September's Retail Tech Startup of the Month: ThreediumAWS's Daniele Stroppa joins Omni Talk to reveal how Threedium is improving retail media networks and product experiences through advanced 3D visualization technology. Discover how interactive 3D product displays are boosting conversions by 12%, reducing asset creation costs, and transforming the shopping journey across e-commerce sites and retail media platforms.In this episode, we explore:✅ How 3D visualization increases buyer confidence and conversion rates✅ The first B Corp certified spatial web infrastructure company✅ Sustainability in AI-powered retail technology✅ Real-world applications: from suitcases to social campaigns✅ User interaction insights that influence product development✅ Why Threedium was named one of Deloitte's top 500 fastest-growing tech companies#retailtech #3Dvisualization #retailmedia #Threedium #AWS #ecommerce #retailinnovation #productvisualization #sustainabletech*Sponsored Content*This podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: Podcorn - https://podcorn.com/privacy

In this week’s Omni Talk Retail Fast Five, sponsored by the A&M Consumer and Retail Group, Mirakl, Ocampo Capital, Infios, and Quorso, Chris and Anne discussed:OpenAI’s announcement of ChatGPT Instant Checkout with Etsy (Source)Early data showing Costco’s extended hours for Executive Members may be a home run (Source)Amazon’s decision to close all Fresh stores in the UK (Source)Sprouts Farmers Market opening 20 in-store coffee shops in California (Source)DoorDash launching ‘Going Out’ with restaurant reservations and in-store rewards (Source)And AWS’s Daniele Stroppa also dropped by to help us hand out September’s Retail Tech Startup of the Month. There’s all that, plus dirty soda, Vegas transportation preferences, and whether Chris would spare a square in a Chinese public toilet.P.S. Be sure to check out all our other podcasts from the past week here, too: https://omnitalk.blog/category/podcast/P.P.S. Also be sure to check out our podcast rankings on FeedspotMusic by hooksounds.com#RetailNews #OpenAI #ChatGPT #CostcoExecutive #AmazonFresh #SproutsCoffee #DoorDashReservations #RetailPodcast #OmniTalk #RetailTech #GroceryInnovation #InstantCheckoutThis podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: Podcorn - https://podcorn.com/privacy

Neil Stern, CEO of Good Food Holdings, returns to share why smart stores must solve operational problems first, how to change 50 years of consumer behavior, and why premium grocers can't compete on Wheat Thins in an agentic AI world.In this exclusive interview recorded live from the VusionGroup Podcast Studio at Groceryshop 2025, Neil shares:✅ "As local as possible, global when necessary"— and why it is the opposite of Lidl's strategy✅ Why most retailers don't actually know what's on their shelves✅ Smart carts must overcome 50 years of behavior change (like reusable bags)✅ Real-time budget tracking reduces stress and increases basket size✅ Operating "10 on difficulty" stores with coffee bars, sushi, barbecue stations✅ Why retail tech consolidation is necessary and inevitable✅ Macro challenges: consumers more cautious, units down, 3% internal inflation✅ Agentic AI threat: differentiation beats price competition on commoditiesLeading five premium West Coast banners (Metropolitan Market, New Seasons Market, New Leaf Community Markets, Bristol Farms, Lazy Acres), Neil brings a pragmatic consultant's eye to retail operations. With five years as CEO, he's learned that smart store ROI comes first from internal efficiency—understanding shelf inventory, connecting to supply chain and category management—before delivering fancy customer experiences.The agentic AI insight: "If the world is about who can sell Wheat Thins the cheapest, we lose. If agentic is going to search the net and find who's cheapest, we're not going to win that game. I want to sell proprietary food service products that we do well—then I may win the agentic game."Subscribe for more smart store and retail strategy insights!#GoodFoodHoldings #SmartStores #SmartCarts #AgenticAI #RetailDifferentiation #PremiumGrocery #GroceryshopThis podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: Podcorn - https://podcorn.com/privacy

Mustafa Bartin, CEO of Migros Turkey, shares his journey from launching online grocery in 1997 as a 23-year-old engineer to leading an $8.5 billion grocer preparing to launch digital-only banking.In this exclusive interview recorded live from the VusionGroup Studio at Groceryshop 2025, Mustafa shares:✅ Launching online grocery in 1997—possibly Europe's first brick-and-mortar to do so✅ Why scan-and-go failed culturally but self-service checkout thrives (even for 60-70 year olds)✅ Turkish shopping behavior: smaller baskets, much higher frequency than US✅ Managing 3,700 stores with 20%+ online business across multiple banners✅ The "reverse takeover" where digital leadership took over retail management✅ Launching digital-only banking vertical within 6 months✅ ESL and self-service checkout rollout for cost optimization✅ Competing against 40,000+ discount stores and pure-play online competitors✅ Why Turkish consumers need "two free hands" for shoppingMustafa's unconventional path led to a rare "reverse takeover" where the online team took management control. With experience spanning nearly three decades in digital grocery, he offers unique insights into cultural differences in retail technology adoption and what works (and doesn't work) across markets.Discover why Turkey's grocery market—dominated by discount stores—creates unique competitive dynamics, and how Migros maintains 20%+ online penetration while preparing to become a financial services provider.Subscribe for more global grocery and retail innovation insights!#MigrosTurkey #OnlineGrocery #FinTech #SelfCheckout #OmniChannel #InternationalRetail #GroceryShopThis podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: Podcorn - https://podcorn.com/privacy

Lauren Steinberg, EVP and Chief Digital Officer at Loblaw, reveals how Canada's largest grocer is using multi-agent AI architecture, conversational search, and strategic retail media to dominate digital grocery with just 10 people on the AI team.In this exclusive interview recorded live from the VusionGroup Studio at Groceryshop 2025, Lauren shares:✅ Multi-agent AI combining LLMs with merchandise agents for personalization✅ 45% of online grocery add-to-carts happen through search✅ 10x expansion: from 1,000 to 10,000+ in-store screens with end-caps and in-aisle✅ Syncing in-store audio and digital screens for unified messaging✅ The Venn diagram: e-commerce needs retail media, retail media needs loyalty✅ Building commerce on OpenAI platforms with composable infrastructure✅ How a lean team of 10 (mostly co-ops) drives AI innovation✅ 2,400 stores across Canada with 45% online grocery market share✅ Managing 17 grocery banners under one digital strategyFrom a family legacy in grocery retail (her great-grandmother founded Steinberg's) to leading digital innovation at Loblaw, Lauren brings a unique perspective on building flexible, composable technology infrastructure that enables rapid experimentation. Discover how Loblaw uses LLMs to analyze behavioral and transactional data to create rich customer profiles, then runs those through merchandise agents to personalize product recommendations while respecting dietary preferences and lifestyle choices.Learn why search "keeps Lauren up at night and wakes her up in the morning" and how Loblaw is preparing for answer engines like ChatGPT and Perplexity to change grocery shopping forever.Subscribe for more AI and retail innovation insights!#Loblaw #AgenticAI #ConversationalSearch #RetailMedia #GroceryTech #AIPersonalization #GroceryshopThis podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: Podcorn - https://podcorn.com/privacy

Liz Roche, VP of Media and Measurement at Albertsons Media Collective, reveals how the retail media giant is expanding into full-funnel activation and using rigorous measurement to prove business outcomes that matter.In this exclusive interview, recorded live from the VusionGroup Podcast Studio at Groceryshop 2025, Liz shares:✅ Three-channel strategy with CPG spend matching: influencers, in-store screens, on-site ads✅ Over 2,200 stores across 13 of top 15 DMAs reaching 47 million loyal shoppers✅ Moving from vanity metrics to KPIs tied to category growth and brand LTV✅ Using matched market and synthetic control methodologies for sales lift✅ Multi-cell testing to find channel combination arbitrage (1+1=3)✅ In-house measurement capabilities: attribution, marketing science, research analytics✅ Digital out-of-home and last-mile opportunities in grocery✅ Screens in high-dwell areas: deli, meat counter, pharmacyWith experience spanning Meta, LinkedIn, publishing, and agencies before joining Albertsons nearly a year ago, Liz brings a unique perspective on retail media measurement. Discover how Albertsons leverages scale and divisional structure to run sophisticated experiments isolating variables and proving incremental sales lift.Learn why Albertsons believes "when our clients are winning, we're winning" and how that philosophy drives their focus on moving units, not just metrics.Subscribe for more retail media and measurement insights!#RetailMedia #Albertsons #MarketingMeasurement #InfluencerMarketing #SalesLift #GroceryshopThis podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: Podcorn - https://podcorn.com/privacy

Prabash Coswatte,, COO of Heritage Grocers Group, reveals the operational secrets behind running four regional grocery banners and why consolidation is the future for mid-tier retailers.In this exclusive interview recorded live from the VusionGroup Podcast Studio at Groceryshop 2025, Prabash shares:✅ Operating Cardenas, Los Altos, Tony's, and El Rancho as distinct regional banners✅ The "groceraunt" concept—stores as part grocery, part restaurant, full theater✅ Making tortillas from corn kernel to masa to chips in a single day in-store✅ Weekly sales recap emails that drive fierce store-level competition✅ Fresh item management technology delivering shrink savings AND sales lifts✅ Pricing agility strategies in uncertain economic times✅ Why regional grocery consolidation is inevitable and necessary✅ Balancing technology investment with customer-first operationsFrom his 18-year retail journey starting at 99 Cents Only Stores to becoming COO overseeing operations, manufacturing, and logistics at a $3 billion regional grocer, Prabash brings hard-won insights into what it takes to compete against giants like Walmart and Kroger. Discover how Heritage maintains what makes each banner special while achieving back-office efficiency, and why fresh-forward merchandising with full butcher shops and in-store kitchens creates the differentiation regional grocers need.Subscribe for more grocery and retail insights from industry leaders!#HeritageGrocers #RegionalGrocery #GroceryOperations #RetailConsolidation #FreshRetail #GroceryshopThis podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: Podcorn - https://podcorn.com/privacy

Justin Weinstein, EVP and Chief Merchandising and Marketing Officer at Giant Eagle, reveals the 95-year-old family-owned grocer's massive $100 million "Because It Matters" investment strategy and new brand positioning.In this exclusive interview recorded live from the VusionGroup Podcast Studio at Groceryshop 2025, Justin shares:✅ The $100M investment split across everyday value, quality/service, and modern stores✅ How GLP-1 medications are reshaping grocery merchandising and protein assortment✅ The LEAP retail media network (Loyalty, Experiences, Audiences, Partnerships)✅ Customer-back versus monetization-back approach to retail media✅ Training investment in butchers, bakers, cheesemongers, and cake decorators✅ Regional grocery strategy for price-conscious consumers✅ Being there for life's moments that matter—from graduations to ThanksgivingFrom his seven-plus years at Giant Eagle spanning digital, loyalty, personalization, and customer experience roles, Justin brings unique insights into how regional grocers can compete in today's challenging environment. Discover how Giant Eagle is reinvesting in physical stores while adapting to health trends like GLP-1s that are driving massive shifts in protein demand.Learn how Giant Eagle is connecting merchandising, marketing, retail media, and e-commerce into one unified commercial strategy focused on what matters most to customers.Subscribe for more grocery and retail insights from industry leaders!#gianteagle #GroceryRetail #RetailMedia #CustomerExperience #RegionalGrocery #GLP1 #GroceryshopThis podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: Podcorn - https://podcorn.com/privacy

Joel Rampoldt, CEO of Lidl US, makes his first appearance on Omni Talk to reveal how the European discount grocery powerhouse is approaching the American market with fresh-forward products and unbeatable value.In this exclusive interview recorded live from the VusionGroup Podcast Studio at GroceryShop 2025, Joel shares:✅ Lidl's unique position as part of the Schwarz Group (4th largest retailer in the world)✅ Why they lead with fresh produce, bakery, and protein—not cans and boxes✅ Their 190-store footprint strategy across the East Coast✅ The 13,000 square foot curated format that gets customers in and out quickly✅ Electronic shelf label innovation saving 22 hours per store per week✅ Building multi-billion dollar private brands Americans can trust✅ The "my kids will eat it test" for private brand successFrom a surprise dinner invitation to becoming CEO, Joel shares his journey and vision for bringing European discount grocery excellence to the US. Discover how Lidl differentiates on quality and price with items like their famous 49-cent imported French croissants, specialty European chocolates, and authentic Italian cheeses—all while maintaining "best quality, best price."Learn how Lidl balances being "as global as possible, as local as necessary" in the competitive US grocery market.Subscribe for more grocery and retail insights from industry CEOs!#LidlUS #DiscountGrocery #PrivateBrand #GroceryInnovation #RetailTechnology #GroceryshopThis podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: Podcorn - https://podcorn.com/privacy

Harvey Ma, VP and GM of Retail Media at Sam's Club MAP, reveals how the company is pioneering the retail experience network (RXN) - moving beyond traditional retail media to create measurable, memorable experiences for members.In this exclusive interview recorded live from the VusionGroup Studio at Groceryshop 2025, Harvey shares:✅ Why Sam's Club MAP transformed from a retail media network to a retail experience network✅ The NASCAR race car strategy that drove member acquisition in Nashville✅ How their new app platform enables dynamic retail media experiences✅ The role of AI and agentic technology in retail media's future✅ Innovative measurement strategies for experiential marketing✅ The balance between Scan and Go technology and personal cashier interactionsWith 15 years in retail media, Harvey brings unparalleled insights into measurement innovation, experiential marketing, and the future of AI in retail. From interactive in-store experiences to agent-to-agent transactions, discover how Sam's Club MAP is setting new standards for member engagement.Subscribe for more retail tech insights from industry leaders!#RetailMedia #SamsClub #RetailInnovation #AI #GroceryShop #ExperientialMarketing #RetailTechnologyThis podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: Podcorn - https://podcorn.com/privacy

In this week’s Omni Talk Retail Fast Five, sponsored by the A&M Consumer and Retail Group, Mirakl, Ocampo Capital, Infios, and Quorso, A&M’s Joanna Rangarajan and Mohit Mohal joined Chris and Anne to discuss Nike x Skims partnership implications, Jaden Smith's appointment as Christian Louboutin's first men's creative director, AI search queries in daily life, and more! Our panel analyzes which brand benefits more from the Nike-Skims collab, the generational shift in luxury creative leadership, and shares personal AI search experiences. Plus, Star Wars movie plans and weekend cooking adventures!For the full Fast Five episode head here#NikexSkims #ChristianLouboutin #JadenSmith #AI #ecommerce #retailfulfillment This podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: Podcorn - https://podcorn.com/privacy

In this week’s Omni Talk Retail Fast Five, sponsored by the A&M Consumer and Retail Group, Mirakl, Ocampo Capital, Infios, and Quorso, A&M’s Joanna Rangarajan and Mohit Mohal joined Chris and Anne to discuss Kroger's decision to bring back paper coupons alongside their digital offerings. Our experts debate whether this move represents smart customer listening or a step backward, exploring the psychology of tangible deals and how this serves different customer segments. With 40% of consumers preferring paper coupons for their tangible feel, we analyze this surprising retail strategy!For the full Fast Five episode head here#Kroger #ecommerce #retailfulfillment #Coupons #GroceryThis podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: Podcorn - https://podcorn.com/privacy

In this week’s Omni Talk Retail Fast Five, sponsored by the A&M Consumer and Retail Group, Mirakl, Ocampo Capital, Infios, and Quorso, A&M’s Joanna Rangarajan and Mohit Mohal joined Chris and Anne to analyze Sephora's launch of My Sephora Storefront, giving influencers customizable digital storefronts. With 70-75% of beauty purchases influenced by social media, we explore how this platform eliminates friction for creators and followers while positioning Sephora for AI-powered discovery. Our panel discusses the benefits for all parties and whether this move is transformational or evolutionary!For the full Fast Five episode head here#Sephora #ecommerce #retailfulfillment #MySephoraStorefront #Creator #influencersThis podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: Podcorn - https://podcorn.com/privacy