Got it
Thank You
We’ve received your form submission. In the meantime, catch up on the latest content.
Retail Real Estate Redefined
Brian Delp
October 27, 2025
Retailers with significant real estate holdings are better insulated from rising rents and capital costs and can leverage property as both a financing tool and ...
Read More →
A Preview of Mixed Holiday Spending Trends
Retail Unwrapped
October 24, 2025
Shelley and Tom McGee, president and CEO of ICSC, discuss a mix of consumer trends that will impact holiday spending. It might surprise you to ...
Read More →
Patrice Wagner Is a Retail Radical
Deborah Patton
October 23, 2025
There are three major keys to success: spend time on the floor, truly understand your customers, and develop the ability to lead and inspire people. ...
Read More →
An Industry Manifesto: The Antidote to Retail Boredom
Kevin Roche
October 22, 2025
In their quest for scale, many legacy retail brands have transitioned from curators of wonderment to experts in expansion and operational effectiveness. Public listings, expansion ...
Read More →
Lead Like Her: Kat DePizzo, President, Justice Design Lab
The Robin Report
October 21, 2025
Kat DePizzo, President of Justice Design Lab, reinvented the brand under dramatic circumstances. During the pandemic, with 15 people and a garage full of samples, she relaunched the #1 tween brand in America ...
Read More →
Luxury Brands Chase F1
Glyn Atwal
October 20, 2025
F1’s prestige, defined by values such as excellence, precision, and endurance, aligns seamlessly with those of luxury and prestige. And LVMH’s 10-year partnership has given ...
Read More →
Why Traditional Retail Stores Are Missing Return on Experience
Retail Unwrapped
October 17, 2025
When you are an architect who works on projects around the world, your perspective about American retail changes through a refined filter. Kevin Roche, Founder ...
Read More →
Who Knew Our National Security Depends on Wood?
Warren Shoulberg
October 16, 2025
Canadian lumber tariffs, started on October 14, are effectively 45 percent. On the retail front, the two home improvement giants, Home Depot and Lowe’s, clearly ...
Read More →






