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SUMMARY:Webinar - Rebuilding Local Retail: Operations\, Design\, and Technology
DESCRIPTION:A Virtual Roundtable Discussion on June 24 from 1:00 p.m. to 1:45 p.m.\n\nThis is a time of unprecedented disruption in retail. Foot traffic to once vibrant shopping centers have plunged. Groceries and pharmacies have done well but restaurants\, personal services\, and merchandisers have suffered greatly. Consumers increasingly rely on e-commerce\, delivery\, and take-out. Some stores will close for good while others have re-opened with contactless technology and new layouts. Some have morphed into micro-fulfillment centers.\n\n \n\nWhat do all these disruptions mean for the future of retail? What roles will new design and technology play going forward in the in-store experience and the re-opening process of retail?\n\n \n\nJoin the Center for Real Estate Entrepreneurship and the Retail Innovation Center of the George Mason School of Business with a panel of experts on the future of retail and retail places:\n\n \n\nPaul Weinschenk\, President for Retail - Peterson Companies\n\nMike Smith\, Director for Real Estate - Streetsense\n\nRicardo Belmar\, Senior Director Global Enterprise Marketing\, Infovista\; RetailWire's BrainTrust member and RETHINK Retail Advisor\n\n \n\nTo register\, please click HERE.
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A Virtual Roundtable Discussion on June 24 from 1:00 p.m. to 1:45 p.m.\n
This is a time of unprecedented disruption in retail. Foot traffic to once vibrant shopping centers have plunged. Groceries and pharmacies have done well but restaurants\, personal services\, and merchandisers have suffered greatly. Consumers increasingly rely on e-commerce\, delivery\, and take-out. Some stores will close for good while others have re-opened with contactless technology and new layouts. Some have morphed into micro-fulfillment centers.
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\nWhat do all these disruptions mean for the future of retail? What roles will new design and technology play going forward in the in-store experience and the re-opening process of retail?
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\nJoin the Center for Real Estate Entrepreneurship and the Retail Innovation Center of the George Mason School of Business with a panel of experts on the future of retail and retail places:
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\nPaul Weinschenk\, President for Retail - Peterson Companies
\nMike Smith\, Director for Real Estate - Streetsense
\nRicardo Belmar\, \; Senior Director &ndash\; Global Enterprise Marketing\, Infovista\; RetailWire&rsquo\;s BrainTrust member and RETHINK Retail Advisor
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\nTo register\, please click \;HERE.