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Sep 19, 2024 23 min

Navigating digital transformation with Sean McDonell

from Retail Therapy Hosted by Australian Retailers Association

Joining us on Retail Therapy is Sean McDonell, Director of Customers and Government for Google Melbourne. Sean has been with Google for over eleven years, holding various positions across the business. Most recently, he served as Industry Head, leading Google's Melbourne partnerships across automotive, retail, CPG, and media sectors. In this episode, Sean shares insights into leadership, business development and the role of technology in the evolving retail landscape. Discussion topics: Sean’s career journey and how he transitioned into Google and the technology sector The role of mentorship versus self-learning in Sean’s professional development Key observations about the Australian retail landscape based on Sean's experience at Google Challenges that retailers and leaders face in today’s increasingly digital environment The future role of technology in retail and the essential skills for retail leaders in the digital age Advice for aspiring retail leaders navigating the digital transformation Sean McDonell provides a comprehensive view of Google’s role in retail and the technological shifts shaping the future of the industry. His experience offers valuable insights for retailers and leaders looking to thrive in an evolving digital world.

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