TechTO: Reimagining the Consumer Experience | Carl Radke (Loverboy)

September 3
2020

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Carl Radke (Sales & Business Development at Loverboy, Inc) and Host, Marie Chevrier (Co-founder and CEO of Sampler; Community Director of TechTO Retail) discuss Reimagining the consumer experience. What do you think of what they had to say? Tell us by leaving a comment.

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