Author
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.
There Is No Gap Déjà Vu
More Like A Slow, Sears-Like Descent To The Bottom? Glenn Murphy exits. Art Peck takes over. It matters not who the players are because there ...
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GoEnjoy.com
“Personal Commerce” and Preemptive Distribution There are two strategic concepts that are imperative for any consumer-facing business to achieve success in the 21st century: personalization ...
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Don\’t Fall for It, Macy\’s
Beware of The Eddie Lampert/Richard Baker REIT Syndrome Macy’s is not in the real estate business; it is in the business of satisfying consumers’ dreams ...
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Tracking and Winning the Revolution
Hey, are we having fun yet? Let’s think about where we are today. Is it somewhere in the early exciting phase of the retail transformation ...
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Pirch, Lululemon, Cabela’s, Burberry, Apple: What Do They Have in Common?
These brands are not retailers. They are neurologically addictive experiences, co-created by the brand and their dopamine-addicted consumers. And not so incidentally, the experiences happen ...
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Hointer’s Dr. Shouraboura Is Leapfrogging Bezos’ Amazon Into The Future
Dr. Nadia Shouraboura may not be a household name…yet. Nor was Jeff Bezos in the early days of Amazon. And among those who do know ...
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TJX Companies
Luxury Brands, Fast Fashion, Treasure Hunt, Localization, Super Value Untouchable The TJX business model is not easily copied. In fact, one could make the case ...
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Jonathan Duskin Who?
Activist Lightweight Attacking Children\’s Place I like being an activist myself, but a special kind. I like attacking financial activists who assume they understand the ...
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