Tell Me Something Good About Retail

This episode is devoted to the sonic aspects of retail. Learn how to empower your consumers on this episode of Tell Me Something Good About Retail.

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Key Links

• Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/lauren-mcguire-9602505/
• Website: https://manmademusic.com/
• Springboard Retail https://www.springboardretail.com/

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What does and doesn’t work in your unique environment?

How does your brand sound and feel?

Improve your customers’ emotional journey through your store.

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https://www.retaildoc.com/podcast/403-lauren-mcguire-on-how-we-experience-sound-in-retail

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Tell Me Something Good About Retail is a product of The Retail Doctor and is produced by Simpler Media Productions.

Bob Phibbs interviewed Mark Fletcher CEO NewsXpress AU on how understanding their Millennial customers led to selling gifts to people who want to make fun of their friends, on franchising and the goal of finding the fun in selling your products in a store.

This episode is devoted to how one of the biggest malls in the world is coming back from Covid better than before on this episode of Tell Me Something Good About Retail.

Key Links

• Mall of America website
• Mall of America LinkedIn
• Jill Renslow LinkedIn

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Tell Me Something Good About Retail is a product of The Retail Doctor and is produced by Simpler Media Productions.

Be the company you want to work at. Bob Phibbs interviewed Tom Sullivan, founder of Lumber Liquidators about going public, about his first steps at founding the largest specialty flooring company in the nation, and what bugs him - and me - about brick and mortar stores. About our guest: Tom Sullivan, the founder of Lumber Liquidators, owner of Gracious Home, founder of Cabinets To Go and a serial entrepreneur.

Dr. Kimberly McGlonn is an advocate for justice & environmentalism, an advocacy that informs her approach to leadership in the fashion industry. As Founder & CEO of the manufacturing start-up Grant Blvd®, she oversees the brand's creative direction and growth strategy. Grant Blvd’s mission is to construct stylish, sustainably sourced fashion by creating living wage jobs for women, particularly those who are formerly incarcerated. Founded in 2017, Grant Blvd is the first Black-owned B Corp in North America in the fashion space. Outside of these roles, Kimberly disrupts via her second company, the thrift/vintage concept Blk Ivy, which tells the story of fashion as activism through a curation of garments that amplify the style of 1954-1972, her podcast “The School for Disrupters”, and her role as a faculty member of Drexel University’s Westphal College of Media Arts & Design.

Her work has been featured by Fast Company, Inc Magazine, WWD, and has been funded by Beyonce’s BeyGood Foundation. In 2022 she was a recipient of the Visa’s “She’s Next in Fashion Award” and was honored with the Black Enterprise “Business Disruptor of the Year” award.