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We are the retail experience company that drives our client’s sales today while building their brands for tomorrow.

Toronto and Bangalore, India
Joined January 2016
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Emotion is an impactful undercurrent of #CX that #brands should incorporate into their strategy to grow connection: ow.ly/BuhT30f6wBr
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Bank branches are becoming hubs for financial advice, relationship building and, paradoxically, digital guidance. spr.ly/60148t9bw
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India's Consumer Market Potential Is Constrained by Rising Inequality and Weak Purchasing Power okt.to/8u8aky #mrx
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Could a new method of manufacturing from #Amazon disrupt the #FastFashion factory? hubs.ly/H0797q30
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Imagining the Retail Store of the Future - The New York Times hubs.ly/H0733nz0 via @retailwire
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Report: Canadians will spend $643 million on virtual and augmented reality by 2017 ow.ly/LD7V303prHR #VR
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2016 Hype Cycle for Emerging Tech Identifies 3 Key Trends That Orgs Must Track to Gain Competitive Advantage gtnr.it/2bxd51S
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Falling profits force depart stores to reinvent sales pitch – Denver Post hubs.ly/H03-Bjz0 via @retailwire
Why do customers make the choices they do? s.hbr.org/2aOGC4u @claychristensen @taddyhall @KarDillon
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Meal Kit Services Are Hugely Popular — But Are They Profitable? #mrx #mealkits #foodresearch hubs.ly/H034Lgq0
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Mall Owners Push Out Department Stores - WSJ hubs.ly/H03zY3_0 via @retailwire
“Traditional retailers’ strength is the in-store shopping experience, and they need to play that up.” s.hbr.org/28ZfFOu
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58% say convenience is #1 reason to shop online, w/ price a distant second at 32% pwc.to/1MurWYB
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