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EPISODE · Aug 9, 2024 · 13 MIN

Cultivating Stronger Teams: Building Brands with the Human Touch

from RETHINK RETAIL · host RETHINK Retail

The human touch is vital in tech-driven retail! Matthew Adam Smith and April Sabral, Founder and CEO of RetailU, dissect the connection between people and stores, focusing on maintaining humanity in an age of technology and AI. Hear April's insights on the future of retail leadership, the impact of AI, and the essential role of people in building successful retail brands. Key Insights: - Human-Centered Leadership: Learn how RetailU teaches managers custom strategies to inspire, coach, and retain teams in various store types. - Ongoing Support: Explore the importance of continuous coaching and how both online platforms and live workshops sustain leadership development. - Technology and AI in Retail: Discover the potential benefits and challenges of integrating AI into training and coaching, and how it can enhance but not replace human interaction. - Accountability and Performance: Understand the significance of accountability in retail settings and the steps to create a standardized approach that drives team performance. Ready to join the GRL community? Nominate yourself or another retail executive to join the community today: http://www.globalretailleaders.com

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