The Growth Paradox: Unlocking Your Team’s Potential Through Trust and Psychological Safety
How leaders can reduce micromanagement, close trust gaps, delegate meaningful ownership, and build psychological safety as organizations scale.
How leaders can reduce micromanagement, close trust gaps, delegate meaningful ownership, and build psychological safety as organizations scale.
Highlights from Shoptalk Fall 2025 in Chicago, including retail storytelling, ecommerce CX, brand expression, next-gen brands, and people-plus-tech execution.
An agile customer strategy for leaders: build owned relationships, use first-party data responsibly, create flexible value, and rebuild trust through transparency.

Leadership Lessons from Mina Haque, CEO of Tony Roma’s | When Mohaimina “Mina” Haque joined Tony Roma’s, it was not through the traditional food and beverage path. A Washington, D.C. attorney with experience in corporate law and the Department of Justice’s antitrust division, she first engaged the brand as outside counsel on due diligence.
Five practical social commerce strategy principles for turning creator content, product discovery, seamless purchase paths, and storytelling into revenue.

Retail leaders share practical brand differentiation strategies: listen deeply, treat operations as marketing, align culture, and strengthen human storytelling.

Leadership Lessons from David Shelley, CEO of Hachette Books | When David Shelley, CEO of Hachette Book Group, sat down with Dominick Miserandino on the Retail. Tech. Media. Leadership podcast, the conversation quickly turned into an exploration of leadership, growth mindset, and how culture shapes the way business is done.

Practical steps for businesses and professionals to move past AI fear through pilot projects, AI literacy, hands-on experimentation, and skill augmentation.
Why “any PR is good PR” no longer holds—and five practical PR crisis management steps for protecting trust when a brand lands in the spotlight.
A practical explanation of how tariffs affect consumer prices, margins, supply chains, and jobs—and why the cost of trade policy often reaches the shopper.