Re-imagine Renovation: How to get change right
Re-imagine Renovation: How to get change right
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We welcome you to join us in exploring the challenges and opportunities in product renovation and reformulation at Sourced Market, Marylebone on Friday 28th July
You’ll have the chance to network with attendees from a number of different organisations who are facing similar challenges, as well as hearing from a diverse panel of industry professionals bringing their experience and perspectives. There will be opportunities for group discussion throughout the session, allowing you to share your own challenges, successes and what you’ve learnt along the way.
Arrive from 9am and feast on a delicious breakfast including fresh pastries and mini breakfast butties, ready for a 9.30am start.
Speakers will include:
Andy Wardlaw
Insight Director, MMR
Sean Dowie
Marketing Manager, Dr Schär
Halak Parikh
Sensory Science Manager, Britvic
Samuel West
Founder & Curator, Museum of Failure
Luisa Robertson
Future Focus Director, MMR
Andy Wardlaw, MMR will kick off the morning by introducing 'What the people think’ in a trends overview, before handing over to Sean Dowie, Dr Schär to share the current pressures brands face in reformulation; including governmental issues, sugar tax, Brexit and beyond. After a short interval Halak Parikh, Britvic will share the challenges that brands face from a product development point of view, followed by Samuel West, Museum of Failure who is giving us first dibs on his brand-new talk ‘Learning from Failure.’ Luisa Robertson, MMR will finish off the session with her 3 ‘top-tips’ for renovation.
The session will wrap up at 12noon, and you’ll be on your way to enjoy the weekend.
If you have any questions or would like to get in touch, please drop us an email at events@mmr-research.com
We look forward to seeing you on the 28th
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Sourced Market, 68 Wigmore St, Marylebone, W1U 2SD London
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Re-imagine Renovation: How to get change right
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