Episode 5: Category leadership

Episode #5 of Kantar's Retail Sound Bites, hosted Barry Thomas, Senior Retail Thought Leader, and Rachel Dalton, Head of Retail Insights, explores category leadership among global retailers. In this session, Barry and Rachel cover timely news and notes in retail, including Starbucks CEO retiring, Aldi and Lidl growing faster than any other UK retailer, the co-created scalp care brand by Unilever and Walmart, and more. Also, guest speaker Lauren Winkler, Vice President, Head of Category Insights, joins the conversation to discuss category leadership and the future of category management. Have a topic you'd like to see us cover? Share your request by emailing [email protected] Have a topic you'd like to see us cover? Share your request by emailing [email protected] Barry's contact information: [email protected] Barry's Linkedin Rachel's contact information: [email protected] Rachel's Linkedin Lauren's contact information: [email protected] Lauren's LinkedIn

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