EPISODE · May 16, 2023 · 41 MIN
EP53: The Role of the Store in a Digital Age with Dawn Clark, Starbucks
from Future Shop Podcast with WSL · host WSL
In this episode, Wendy Liebmann talks to Dawn Clark, Executive Creative Director, SVP, Global Design Studio for Starbucks, noted retail architect, who runs Osean Studios, and was most recently director of design and construction for Amazon, where she led the design of the new Amazon Style concept store, and prior to that Nordstrom.They discuss:How to create a “human” store, and how that has changed since CovidWhy many retail environments are designed to showcase products rather than create an emotional connection with shoppersWhy it’s so critical to understand the context of the shopper’s life not just what you want to sellThe interweaving and translation of technology in physical spaces, where search tools and algorithms can add value to an in-store shopping experience but where flashing digital screens often do notHow to bring together the right team – architects, construction, technology, merchants, marketers, sales personnel – to create innovative, shopper-lead environmentsAnd why one-eighth of an inch really mattersSend us Fan MailVisit our website for transcripts, links mentioned on this episodes, and video podcasts. Subscribe and rate us with your favorite podcast app!
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In this episode, Wendy Liebmann talks to Dawn Clark, Executive Creative Director, SVP, Global Design Studio for Starbucks, noted retail architect, who runs Osean Studios, and was most recently director of design and construction for Amazon, where she led the design of the new Amazon Style concept store, and prior to that Nordstrom. They discuss: How to create a “human” store, and how that has changed since CovidWhy many retail environments are designed to showcase products rather than create ...
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