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When businesses are focused on the now, how do they plan for the future, and more importantly, how do they learn to take notice of global events and plan for the impact that they will undoubtably have ... -
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Caryn Franklin MBE and Suzanne Ellingham, Event Director at Source discuss purpose, the emotional connection that drives it and how feminine leadership styles are key to driving meaning that considers ... -
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Consumers love pre-loved clothing. Buying second hand fashion has become a common behaviour with 52% of consumers reportedly shopping second hand apparel in 2023. According to ThredUp’s annual Resale ... -
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In our list of 10 retail predictions for 2024, we’ve tried to go a little deeper to get to the heart of what’s going to be affecting the industry, the customer, and the way you do the business. -
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Consumer resilience is weakening as cost-of-living concerns persist and feel the impact of rising interest rates. However, ample opportunities abound for retailers to thrive this festive season. -
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A sustainable supply chain is no longer a nice to have – whether you’re an established business or just starting out. You’re probably very aware of your own waste – what you’re producing, how much of ... -
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September witnessed an upswing in consumer resilience and optimism as macro conditions improved. However, cost of living pressures remain a defining force for influencing shopping behaviour. -
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Favourable weather gave seasonal lines a boost in June, but high living costs continue to erode discretionary incomes. -
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UK consumers are continuing to face high living costs, but warm weather, public holidays and the approach of summer reveal growing resilience as seasonal sales trends endure. -
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Consumers and retailers continue to be stung by high prices, but a combination of growing resilience and easing recession expectations means confidence is picking up. -
Firstly, it’s important to figure out how to effectively measure your business’s social and human capital, so that you can track how you are impacting communities, in order to improve and build on thi ... -
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Near-term difficulties drag on, but the outlook brightens. Despite ongoing financial challenges for many consumers, optimism is increasing as recessionary fears recede.