RetailCraft 37 – ”three children in every garment” – Tern and Polarn O. Pyret

With us in the studio we Kate, from Tern.eco and Mats who founded Polarn O. Pyret (PO.P) in the UK, recently amalgamated from master-franchisee to part of the global operation.
RetailCraft 36 – ”Discerning and Resourceful” – Jennifer North of Hobbycraft

Joining us in the studio at the end of 2022, Jennifer North, Head of Digital Experience at Hobbycraft, gives us an eye-opening insight to the demanding, innovative craft and hobby market in the UK, and their multipronged and entrepreneurial position.
RetailCraft 35 – ”Asset Management” – Ceanne Fernandes-Wong of Cocoon

Cocoon is a London-based circular subscription service for bag lovers. Not just any old bags – high end, desirable handbags.
RetailCraft 34 – ”Phenotype” – Andy Jayes of Fenwicks

Andy Jayes is a retail and digital veteran, and has earned that accolade given his background in BHS, House of Fraser, Selfridges, Virgin Megastores… along with covering the gamut of digital – from product and merchandising, via operations and development – to his current role as Digital Director at Fenwicks, the independently-owned, unique and quirky department store mini-chain.
RetailCraft 33 – ”The detail and the dream” – Camilla Henriksson of H&M

Camilla Henriksson is the Global Brand Innovation Manager at H&M, as well as the Global Head of Customer Experience for their Lifestyle Brands…
RetailCraft 32 – ”In the path of the customer” – Megan Maley of Zalando SE

Operating in 25 countries, with 49million active customers and featuring 5,800 brands, Zalando is a European fashion powerhouse that we’ve long tracked and admired.
RetailCraft 31 – ”Glass-box brands” – Provenance.org and Kingfisher PLC

Join us in the studio for this informative, wide-ranging and clear discussion on key themes in modern retail: data, transparency, technology and the consumer’s experience.
RetailCraft 30 – ”Crisp in, Crisp out?” – Pepsico and Marks and Spencer

Two major brands discuss innovation, digital, delivery and retail. We hear from Ali Holmes, Senior Ecommerce Director at Pepsico Europe, and Megan Ludlow, Innovation Partnership at Marks & Spencer.
RetailCraft 29 – ”By no means stereotypical” – logistics, cannabis, data, pivots…

As we return to the studio, this is a conversation full of surprises, of twists, turns and revelations, and it’s one of those serendipitous discussions that just leave you thinking “wow”.
RetailCraft 27 – ”Attainable and Sustainable” – Vanessa Barboni Hallik of Another Tomorrow

This interview is full of important insights on sourcing, culture, traceability, how to grow while maintaining focus, and remaining a ’point of discovery’ for your customers.