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John George

John George Senior Project Manager – Digital Share of Shelf

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About John

John is responsible for developing methods and executing projects which utilise Euromonitor's proprietary web scraped data.

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John oversees the implementation of new research approaches into existing Euromonitor research projects, with a focus on automation and centralisation. John previously worked as a Project Manager for food and nutrition research. Prior to this John was a research analyst covering the ingredients industry.

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Informa x EMI Business Breakfast Meeting: Melbourne

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Tim Foulds

Prince Deck, The Prince Hotel 31 May 24 | AET: 10:00 AM

Business Breakfast events are designed for industry professionals to participate in engaging insights-driven panel sessions delivered by industry partners, and to take advantage of the networking opportunity – all in under an hour across various cities!

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Tech-Focused Investments: Retailers' Pursuit of New Concepts

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The retail landscape is continuously transforming in response to evolving consumer needs. Retailers must introduce new concepts to adapt to changing shopping behaviour and market conditions. In 2023 retailers’ new launches were around five key areas: New Digital Interfaces, Responsible Retail, Simplified Shopping, Experiential Retail and Data-Driven Retail. These five themes encompass trends that are expected to have the most influence on the development of new concepts within the retail sector over the next five years.

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Each year, Euromonitor International identifies the top global trends that reflect changing consumer values and behavioural shifts, which significantly impact the business landscape. Three consumer trends—Value Hackers, Delightful Distractions and Wellness Pragmatists—stand out as the most relevant for the pet care industry in 2024, primarily due to the impact of inflation, pet humanisation and health concerns.

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