Welcome to the IMS Results Count video vault. Here you will find a few featured videos of Chris Petersen's speaking engagements.
Chris isn’t just a speaker, he uses his unique skills and talents to challenge the audience to think outside the box. By utilizing his experience as a consultant and a college professor he balances the world of academics and business strategies to provide a rich and engaging experience for all of his audiences.
Our video vault contains clips from a wide variety of events such as; a Retail Customer Experience Executive summit and a live webinar presented by Vend. However, this is just a sampling of our videos. Check out the IMS Results Count YouTube channel for more.
View our featured videos below.
Session: Retail Customer Experience Summit
Title: Retail Around the World
Description: Retail has changed more in the last 3 years than the previous 30. This tumult of retail change indicates that the survivors might not be the biggest or the strongest, but those that can most quickly adapt to a tidal wave of change. What is driving the revolution in retail? You, the consumer.
Session: BioGuard Leadership Conference
Title: Results Through Maximizing the Store Experience
Description: BioGuard invited Chris to be the keynote speaker at its Leadership Conference to discuss the tsunami of change in retail. The session highlighted several axioms such as; Retail is NOT for sissies! ... Omnichannel is the new normal … Differentiate or Die! … But most importantly “Results Count … Everything else is conversation”. Chris brought these axioms to life to expand the thinking of the audience in regards to the challenges and changes in retail.
Session: Vend Webinar Series
Title: The Great Retail Disruption: Omnichannel is the New Normal
Description: This webinar focuses on building the bridge between the manufacturer, retailer and most importantly customer in order to maximize the selling experience, wherever it may happen. Chris shared several sound bites that bring home the challenges of retail. In the end it is the retailer that adapts the fast that will survive.
