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RCC ‘Retail Flyer Forum’ in Toronto on October 29th

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By Jessica Finch

Registration is now open for Retail Council of Canada’s 2019 Retail Flyer Forum, being held in Toronto on October 29th at The Carlu at 444 Yonge Street. The event will see many of Canada’s leading retail experts come together to discuss the future of industry flyers. The half-day event will feature an in-depth discussion on topics such as adapting to the evolution of flyer marketing, data and personalization, and complying with privacy laws.

Attendees will have the opportunity to learn from many well-known speakers comprised of Canada’s leading marketing industry professionals. Topics set to be covered include the current state of flyer marketing, how the General Data Protection Regulation is affecting retail in Canada, what the traditional flyer means for various departments and its impact on their decision-making processes, how to maximize your investment in data, and the role of digital marketing in this industry. 

Speakers and guests, discussing the following topics, include:

Learn how the digital world is impacting the once heavily relied-upon method of marketing on the morning of October 29th, 2019 from 7.30am-11.30am. To register or to buy tickets for the Retail Council of Canada’s 2019 Retail Flyer Forum click here. Or visit the website at www.retailcouncil.org to learn more about Retail Council of Canada. 

*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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