Listen: Future of Shopping as an Experience with Nicole Leinbach Reyhle

On today’s podcast, we have a chat with Nicole Leinbach Reyhle from Retail Minded. We discuss the role technology is playing in the revolution in the retail space, the true definition of “omnichannel“, the future of shopping as an experience, and she reveals her perfect retro shopping adventure. (Hint: It’s not Paris.) For more…

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Listen: Future of Shopping as an Experience with Nicole Leinbach Reyhle

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On today’s podcast, we have a chat with Nicole Leinbach Reyhle from Retail Minded. We discuss the role technology is playing in the revolution in the retail space, the true definition of “omnichannel“, the future of shopping as an experience, and she reveals her perfect retro shopping adventure. (Hint: It’s not Paris.)

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