Retail Trends and Roundtable VIP Dinner Invitation
For Senior Brand and Retail Leaders
Thursday 22nd October 2026 - 6:30pm-10:00pm
Private Members Club in Soho, London, in partnership with:
The Revenue You’re Not Seeing. Where is growth hiding in the customer journey?
Retailers spend millions creating demand – acquiring traffic, building awareness and bringing customers through the digital door. But how much opportunity is being lost before a purchase is ever made?
We’ll explore whether the next phase of ecommerce growth is really about acquiring more customers – or becoming much better at recognising, understanding and responding to the demand brands already have.
DISCUSSION POINTS:
Has retail become too focused on acquiring the next customer?
Where does valuable customer intent currently go unnoticed?
What separates genuinely useful personalisation from more marketing noise?
Can AI help brands respond to individual intent without sacrificing discovery, creativity or brand experience?
And ultimately, how much growth is already sitting inside the traffic retailers have paid to acquire?
Followed by a roundtable discussion with other retail leaders with Chatham House rules.
The opportunity to share ideas, learn from your peers and leave with new strategies to consider for your business. This event is suitable for C-Suite, VP, Director and Head of Level from Commercial, Sales, Digital, E-commerce and teams
Agenda
6:30pm Arrival and networking
7:00pm Fireside chat with guest speaker (TBA)
7:20pm Roundtable Discussion Themes for dinner
7:30pm Starters and Main Course with discussion
9:15pm Dessert and networking
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In partnership with Wunderkind
With over 9 billion devices and trillions of digital events observed, Wunderkind recognises far more of your visitors and maps them to the customer profiles in your own stack. They continually enrich those profiles with real-time behaviour, giving every channel, from email and SMS to onsite and paid media, the data it needs to perform better.