Retail NZ
Retail: Unplugged
Championing the New Zealand Retail Sector
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29 de jun. de 2026
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Episodios
The road less traveled- making courier services more efficient and sustainable 27.07.2023 35:44
Join Rob Levy, Head of Marketing and Sustainability, New Zealand Couriers and Carolyn Young, Chief Executive, Retail NZ, as they talk about making courier services more efficient and sustainable. This podcast covers: Setting your business up for efficient courier service Sustainable change in the courier industry Sustainable frameworks in everyday business The importance of circularity in b...
Consumer attitudes to data sharing; bridging the digital confidence-divide 12.07.2023 16:45
In this episode we have Greg Harford (Chief Executive, Retail NZ) interviewing Riaz Nasrabadi. Riaz is the Head of Data and Risk Products for Visa Australia, New Zealand, and South Pacific. They’ll talk about local consumer attitudes towards data sharing and what this means to Kiwi businesses. This podcast will cover: Importance for businesses to have a better understanding around consumer at...
Making A.I vertising work for your business 06.07.2023 23:22
Welcome to Retail: Unplugged – a podcast where we interview industry experts and thought leaders share their wisdom and experiences. Join us as we explore the dynamic world of retail, uncovering the latest trends, insights, and strategies that will help your business thrive. In our launch episode we have Greg Harford, Chief Executive, Retail NZ, interviewing Brad Collett, Executive Creative Dire...
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