Event Details
This invite-only event will focus on Direct to Consumer: Digital Transformation for BADD (Branded Apparel & Durable Goods) and feature industry thought leaders, brand executives and Google speakers who will share insights with over 80 retail leaders. Merkle's Jack Serpa, VP of Strategic Alliances and Partnerships and Uzra Edery, VP of Strategy & Transformation will both speak on panels at this invite-only event.
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Our Sessions
Organizational Panel
This panel will discuss organizational transformation.
Panelists:
- Uzra Edery, VP of Strategy & Transformation, Merkle
- Tracy Kambies, Principle, Retail Analutics, Deloitte
- Tyler Pietz, VP Global Consulting, MightyHive
Fireside Chat
During this panel, moderated by Merkle's Jack Serpa, Michael LeBron, Director of Architecture & Innovation and Rita Dubey, Director, Customer Experience Planning & Strategy at Canon will discuss how they partnered with Merkle to tackle Canon's organization challenges.
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