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Kelly Stickel, CEO and Founder of Remodista, a global think tank that examines the disruption in global retail and fintech joins Enterprise Radio to discuss the future of retail.
Listen to host Eric Dye & guest Kelly Stickel discuss the following:
- I understand that Remodista assists in helping brands solve problems within retail tech, tell us how the Remodista community helps assist these brands?
- Why are we seeing so many retailers file for bankruptcy and closing down stores?
- What are some of the ways technology is being used in brick-and-mortar stores to engage with their customers? Can you name some examples?
- What can these big box brands do, to not lose out to e-commerce?
- What is e-commerce doing better than brick-and-mortar brands that is pushing them out?
- You are getting ready to head to New York for the Retail Innovation Conference, can you talk a little about that and what are you looking forward to from the event?
Kelly Stickel is the founder and CEO of Remodista, a social think tank examining global retail disruption. A collaborative thinker, she is focused on understanding the layers of disruption in retail and translating insights into actionable items for retail brands using community as a business model.
Devoting a decade at Accenture and Acquity Group, Kelly spent a majority of her career focused on connecting people, cultivating women leaders, and building business development strategies in management consulting. Starting in recruiting, Kelly worked her way through vendor relations, business development, and alliance partnerships focused on marketing and commerce business problems in both B2B and B2C verticals.
Kelly is passionate about cultivating leaders and is currently focused on assisting women in key executive roles in business. Recently awarded the Women of Influence 2016 from Chicago Business Journals, Kelly has since then launched the Women to Watch in Retail Disruption program in January of 2016 and expanded the program to Australia.
Kelly is very proactive in the communities of Chicago as she also is on the IoT Council for Illinois Technology Association, speaks on topics around the community such as Internet of things and retail, as well as, the importance of women in executive roles, and writes a monthly column on retail disruption and the women to watch for Bizwomen. A graduate from University of Missouri with a degree in Political Science. Kelly is an accomplished mosaic artist and teaches art classes in her local Chicago community.
To learn more about Kelly Stickel and her brand you can head to: www.remodista.com.
Website: www.remodista.com
Social Media Links:
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Remodista
Twitter: @remodista
