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Digital Retail Forum 2019 to Kick Off in Johannesburg on January 30

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TechInAfrica – The 2019 Digital Retail Forum will kick off on January 30 at Hilton Sandton, Johannesburg. The theme will be “Harnessing Digital Technology for Next-Level Customer Centered Retailing”. The event will bring together various professionals and stakeholders in retail space to share their experience and knowledge in front of attendees, as well as find solutions for challenges in the retail industry.

Digital Retail Forum 2019 to Kick Off in Johannesburg on January 30
Digital Retail Forum 2019 to Kick Off in Johannesburg on January 30 via Twitter.com

Speakers for the 2019 Digital Retail Forum are still being confirmed by IT News Africa as the organizer. However, currently, it has fourteen speaker candidates, including:

  1. Ben Williams, GM: Online at Exclusive Books
  2. Frans Van der Colff, Director at TIA
  3. Alastair Tempest, CEO at Ecommerce Forum Africa
  4. Warrick Kernes, CEO at Insaka eCommerce Academy
  5. Vera Nagtegaal, Executive Head of Hippo.co.za
  6. Felipe Penacoba Martinez, CIO Retail & Business Banking at Santander UK
  7. Kofi Abunu, Chief Development Officer (Nigeria & Ghana) at Food Concepts Plc
  8. Mark Nasila, Chief Analytics Officer: Consumer Banking & Chief Risk Office at First National Bank
  9. Gareth Hawkey, CEO at redPanda Software
  10. Priya Thakoor, Chief Digital Officer at Coca-Cola
  11. Lesego Moagi, Marketing Executive at AutoZone South Africa
  12. Bradley Elliot, Founder at Platinum Seed
  13. Abe Wakama, CEO at IT News Africa
  14. Vian Chinner, CEO at Xineoh

For further information about the event, visit http://digitalretailforum.co.za/ or send email to [email protected] as the organizer of the event. You can register yourself as the attendee, speaker, or even a sponsor through the website.

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