To face the pressures of the current business environment, consumer goods companies must adapt —and even force — growth opportunities through innovation and a differentiated approach.
Shoppers are increasingly aware of retail security breaches and will spend more money with retailers that have robust cyber security capabilities, according to a new report.
With an agenda highlighted by Walt Disney Co.'s former head of innovation, the Consumer Goods Sales & Marketing Summit aims to help attendees unlock the innovation they need to succeed in a consumer-driven world.
The widespread belief that "digital native" brands have a key advantage over legacy companies such as Unilever and Procter & Gamble is a myth, according to Clavis Insight's Danny Silverman.