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Leading North American Retailers Explore Personalization at DTL Quebec on November 5, 2019

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Registration is now open for Retail Council of Canada’s signature Quebec conference, DTL Quebec. Due to be held on November 5 at Le Westin Montreal. DTL Quebec 2019 is focused on personalization in retail, exploring the latest technologies, marketing strategies, and privacy considerations for forward-thinking retailers in Québec and nationwide. With its cutting-edge insights, powerhouse speakers, and unprecedented networking opportunities, DTL Québec 2019 is the ultimate retail industry conference for the Québec market.

Attendees will have the opportunity to learn from many well-known speakers comprised of Canada’s leading industry professionals. 

Speakers and guests, discussing the following topics, include:

The many educational sessions due to take place plan to examine topics such as retail personalization through the lens of organizational culture, customer intelligence, in-store experience, technology enablement, and much more. Simultaneous translation will be offered. The majority of sessions will be held in French, with some offered in English. 

To learn more about Retail Council of Canada’s DTL Quebec conference, visit the full agenda and to register for the event visit www.dtlqc.com.

*Retail Insider has partnered with Retail Council of Canada on events. To work with Retail Insider, email: craig@retail-insider.com

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