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Robin Lewis

Imagine Robin Lewis: author; visionary, retail guru and founder/CEO of The Robin Report, enjoying a martini at Louis Backyard, way down in Key West. That’s the picture of a totally relaxed man and his pup. This is where he loves to write and would welcome all retail and brand executives for a slowed-down chat about what they need to do to be successful. So, come on down to the Conch Republic, as the locals call it. And you might not ever want to leave.

“Retail Store” – A Mental Barrier to Radical Behavior

Now more than ever, radical behavior is what traditional retailers need. I was fortunate last week to have met with the incoming CEO of Kohl’s, ...
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Last Week’s Fun and Fury

The Robin Report hosted its annual Advisory Board dinner last week. About 40 of the industry’s C-level leaders gathered at the Acquavit Restaurant for an ...
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The Shakeup Moment of Opportunity

By Robin Lewis The industry continues in its shakeout and shake-up phase, as technology has empowered a nextgen consumer culture which is forcing radical transformation ...
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Where Are the Retail Radicals?

We Need You Now!!! I have my “old world” hat on and I’m scoping in on a bunch of little speedboats circling around my big ...
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Walmart’s “Last Ten Miles” – Quicker and Cheaper Than Amazon

Amazon has been struggling to decrease the cost and increase the speed of the pesky “last mile,” as it defines the last leg of delivery ...
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Grocery Store or Platform?

By Robin Lewis There’s that word “store” again. And it’s been used for centuries to describe physical buildings that store and sell groceries, including packaged ...
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The Last Mile

By Robin Lewis Bring it to me, just for me, new, now and more often. That just about says everything the consumer expects, indeed, demands ...
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Epic Marketplace Disruptions

By Robin Lewis It can be said that the US consumer marketplace has gone through three major disruptions over the past century. Beginning circa 1900, ...
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