RTIH Innovation Awards: first judging panel members announced
Retail Technology Innovation Hub is pleased to announce the first batch of judges for its 2020 Innovation Awards.
These are:
Mike Cadden, IT Director (Sales, Marketing and Customer Services), Office Depot
Sharon Peters, Head Of Technology - Marks and Spencer, HR, Finance, Corporate Services and M&S Bank
Sophie Baron, Founder, Mamamade
Hayley Meenan-Wilkin, Web Trading Management, Ocado.com
Martin Newman, Founder, The Customer First Group
Tiffany Lung, Retail Analyst
Nadine Neatrour, Chief Customer Officer, ByTerry
Luke Phillips, Program Director, Studio Retail
Glen Richardson, CMO and CTO, Ideal Shopping Direct
Gerald Dawson, Finance Director, Forthglade Foods
Andy Mulcahy, Strategy and Insight Director, IMRG
2019 debut
The RTIH Innovation Awards got off to a great start last year, with winners including JD.com, Klarna, adidas, Walmart, Ocado and Starship Technologies.
Regular readers will know that throughout 2020 we’ve been flagging up a wide range of forward thinking retail tech initiatives (examples of which can be found here and here).
Towards the end of the year, we will be putting together a shortlist of the coolest tech plays in 2020 across the following categories:
Bricks and Mortar Innovation - SPONSORED BY C A Design Services
Supply Chain Innovation - SPONSORED BY Brightpearl
Most Innovative Retailer (Rest Of World)
Best Coronavirus Innovation (new for 2020)
Technology Vendor Of The Year (new for 2020)
We will then ask our judging panel to vote for their favourites. The winners will be revealed throughout December.
Stay tuned for further information and, if you would like to be an RTIH Innovation Awards sponsor, please email scott.thompson@retailtechinnovationhub.com for further details.