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SUMMARY:What will 2034 look like?
DESCRIPTION:This webinar will be presented by ICG member Preriit Souda\, Director: Data Science & Strategic Insights\, PSA Consultants\, and was originally presented at the EPHMRA Conference 2024. \n \nThis presentation will start with a question for the audience: What do you think 2034 will look like? Then after this we will move on to address what the future might look like 10 years from now. \nPreriit will talk about how society might evolve\, how work might evolve\, and how consumer behaviors might change. Then\, the paper will focus on the possible future of market research/insight – what might happen and where the industry might evolve. What might be the possible strengths and possible weaknesses? \nFinally\, there will be a discussion on the skills that will be needed and what we can do today to be ready for tomorrow and to succeed in what the coming 10 years might bring. \nPreriit Souda \nFor the last 15 years\, Preriit has helped organizations answer different strategic questions by unraveling explicit and implicit human expression through the mining of social and digital data alongside other data sources like Consumer surveys\, IoT (Internet of Things) data\, CRM data\, Mobile behavioral data\, Weather data\, Locational data\, etc. Works with structured and unstructured data analytics\, data mining-machine learning\, natural language & image processing\, etc. Have consulted clients from a range of sectors including CPG/FMCG\, Finance\, Travel\, Telecom\, Public Sector\, across different geographies like UK\, US\, China\, India\, Continental Europe\, Asia Pacific\, Oceania\, Middle East\, North Africa. \n \n Register for this webinar here
URL:https://theicg.co.uk/event/what-will-2034-look-like/
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SUMMARY:Webinar: Mushrooms have a branding issue
DESCRIPTION:This webinar has been generously sponsored by Indeemo \n \n  \nMushrooms are having a moment. But as the functional shroom category booms (think mushroom coffees\, teas\, powders\, supplements\, chocolates\, blends and super blends)\, what does it mean to a myco-curious audience who still associate mushrooms with grilled cheese or magic (the illegal kind)? \nIn this session\, ICG member Jess Jorgensen (Cultural Strategist and Mycophile)\, with Kim Townend (Social listening-fuelled Cultural and Social Strategist) unpack the order and chaos of functional mushrooms\, and how brands can avoid shroom boom… to bust. \nWhy attend? \n\nSubstantial global interest and investment in this fast-growing category (projected $136bn market value by 2032)\nBig brand interest in capitalising on mushrooms (e.g. in health & wellness\, food\, pet food\, beverages\, apparel\, retail\, cannabis\, beauty)\nNiche category exploding into mainstream; learnings can be applied across similar categories\nMushrooms are fun!\n\nMore about Jess here \nMore about Kim here \nRegister for this webinar here
URL:https://theicg.co.uk/event/webinar-mushrooms-have-a-branding-issue/
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