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Rockin Retail #3 - Learnings From 7-Eleven, Tesco and Nala Designs

Gary Brown, 7-Eleven | Vivian Yap , Tesco Malaysia | Lisette Scheers, Nala Designs

08-May-17 10:00

Rockin Retail #3 - Learnings From 7-Eleven, Tesco and Nala Designs

In this final episode, we learn how to rock the retail scene from the players themselves! Gary Brown, CEO at 7-Eleven Malaysia, Vivian Yap, Marketing Director at Tesco Malaysia, Lisette Scheers, founder of Nala Designs, and Christy Ng, founder of Christy Ng Shoes, are all in their own space. 7-Eleven is in the convenience store space whereas Tesco is a big box retail hypermarket, Lisette on the other hand is a home grown brand, and Christy Ng caters to a global market via her online custom-made shoe business that has recently gone the brick and mortar route.

 

1:21 - 7 Eleven, Continues To Dominate The Retail Scene

9:25 - Lisette Scheers, Managing Three Retail Stores In Malaysia

16:11 - Keeping Customers Satisfied At Tesco

24:58 - Christie Ng Shoes, Being A Retail Destination


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