Scott Emerson, founder and president of the Emerson Group, an organization dedicated to helping small and mid-size brands compete in a marketplace dominated by large CPG suppliers, tells Video Forum about plans for the company’s upcoming Industry Day. In addition, he shares his views about how consumers and retailers have adapted to the turmoil of recent years, the impact of omnichannel options on the retail business, and challenges that continue to impact the supply chain.
Video Forum: Scott Emerson, The Emerson Group
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