Regardless of what role or level, everyone in retail faces the real challenge of keeping ahead of the most important trends and upskilling with necessary training to take advantage of new opportunities.
Retail Council of Canada (RCC) has listened to...
A report from RCC finds consumers are frequenting a variety of retailers from independents to big-box, with some choosing in-store while others shift online.
Retail Council of Canada’s Retail Marketing Conference, hosted in person this year on September 8, 2022, at the Delta Hotel in downtown Toronto, is a full day conference for retail marketers to share how they are overcoming today’s challenges, actively connecting with consumers, and responsibly growing their brands and businesses.
The Retail Pulse Dashboard is a new interactive platform that delivers pertinent, relevant and important statistics on Canadian retail sales, retail job numbers, economic data, and consumer spending.
LeBlanc discusses some of what he’s anticipating from the biggest retail event of the year, happening next month, in person for the first time in three years.
Not enough is being done to support businesses struggling because of the pandemic and new spending will result in even more of a budget shortfall say experts.
RCC'S Human Resources Forum will inform and inspire with discussions on the latest trends and best practices for building stronger retail teams and communities.
In the wake of the pandemic, and in a retail environment that has experienced profound upheavals, retailers are emerging stronger than ever by embracing new opportunities.
How do retailers get beyond recovery and once again thrive? What are retailers in other markets around the globe discovering in fulfilling and exceeding consumers evolving needs?