The global economic backdrop for autos has weakened as the year has progressed. Inflation has a grip on most economies around the world and central bank actions are increasing. Disruption is multi-layered and started with the pandemic, continued with a broken supply chain, labor shortages, logistics delays and war in Ukraine. Risk for further pressure on vehicle demand is high. Supply constraints remain the dominant force behind weakness in sales, creating a unique environment in which supply is controlling the level of demand. But how long will this persist?

Please join LMC’s online global automotive outlook conference, the premier tactical and strategic planning forecast conference in Shanghai, China. The event will take place on November 30, 2022, opening at 14:00 (GMT+8); Oxford 06:00 (GMT+0), and closing at 17:00 (GMT+8); Oxford 9:00 (GMT+0 This event will take place online and will provide critical market insights, as well as the opportunity to network with industry peers.

Our global team of experts and key guest speakers will offer valuable and timely analysis, alongside key intelligence on the current automotive market environment and recovery prospects.

The following topics will be covered in detail at the conference:

A global economic overview, including recession risk, with a focus on China.

A deep dive into China Passenger and Commercial vehicle sales and production trends, supply disruptions, the recovery track,
segmentation shifts and competitive analysis.

An update on the outlook for global electrification, with a detailed view of China.

Automotive outlook for major regions outside of China, with specific coverage of Asia Pacific, India, Europe, and North & South
America, including risks and opportunities.

Agenda

1st Half: China Overview

14:00 – 14:05 Introduction

Haixun Zhang, China Sales Manager

14:05 – 14:25 Session 1: Macroeconomic Outlook

This session will feature presentations and discussions on the global & China economy, the speaker is Lloyd Chan, Senior Economist, from Oxford Economics.

14:25 – 14:50 – Session 2: China PV outlook

This session will have in-depth presentations on the forecast for China PV market. The speaker is John Zeng, Director, China Forecasting.

14:50 – 15:00 – Session 3: China CV outlook

This session will have brief presentations on the forecast for China Commercial Vehicle market, The speaker is also John Zeng, Director, China Forecasting.

15:00 – 15:25 – Session 4: 2022 China Technology Experience Index (TXI) Trends

Xia, Pengkai Analytical Insights Manager

15:25 – 15:30 – Q&A

Organizer: Haixun Zhang, China Sales Manager.

2nd Half: Regional Overview

15:30 – 15:45 – Session 5: ASEAN Market

This session will compete the global outlook by region with a focused presentation on ASEAN. The speaker is May Arthapan, Director, Asia Pacific Forecasting.

15:45 – 16:00 – Session 6: India Market

This session will focus presentation on India Market. The speaker is Ammar Mohsin Master, Senior Manager South Asia.

16:00 – 16:15 – Session 7: Europe Market

This session will focus presentation on Europe Market. The speaker is Justin Cox, Director, Global Production.

16:15 – 16:30 – Session 8: G HEVF/Powertrain

This session will focus presentation on Global Hybrid and EV Market. The speaker is Alastair Bedwell, Global Powertrain Director.

16:30 – 16:45 – Session 9: Americas Market

This session will focus presentation North & South America. The speaker is Jeff Schuster, President of Global Vehicle Forecasts.

16:45 – 17:00 – Q&A

Organizer: Haixun Zhang, China Sales Manager.

17:00 – 17:30– Session 10: Global Roundup and Closing Remarks

The conference will close with a conclusion speech, the speaker is Pete Kelly, Managing Director.

Registration is now open, please use the link to register!

 

 

The pandemic has had a significant impact on the Packaged Goods industry, forcing packing manufacturers to be nimble as they adjust to shifting consumption patterns, a rebalancing of bricks-and-mortar vs digital shopping channels, as well as meeting demands for new packaging formats to keep up with reactive NPD. Even while consumer brands and packaging suppliers battle to mitigate the short-term effects, it is crucial that companies act now to assess the strategic implications of the new consumer packaged goods landscape. Join contemporaries worldwide to gain insight into how packaging brands will need to adapt to new consumer demands and market dynamics.

At two and a half hours, this conference brings together the very best insight and trusted data from GlobalData’s Packaging practice to provide a definitive vision of where the industry is headed.

Aimed at marketers, strategic thinkers, and those keen to understand global trends and industry themes, our virtual conference will help you to:

• Discover the most important strategic issues, opportunities, and threats you need to explore
• Understand the future direction of packaging categories
• Learn which consumer brands and packaging suppliers are succeeding against the backdrop of changing consumer consumption habits and spending priorities
• Gain insight into future innovation potential and the patents landscape
• Find out which technological disruptive forces are having the most impact on the Packaging industry
• Identify action points to help your business thrive throughout the packaging value chain including raw material provenance, key packaging design feature, product marketing, and consumer engagement

Intended Audience:

• Brand & Product Managers
• Strategy Planners and Directors
• Global & Regional Marketing Directors
• Insight Managers and Directors
• Research & Development Managers
• Innovation Managers
• Interested C-level titles
• Industry & Marketing Consultants

Sectors Covered:

• Packaging, food, beverages, baby care, cosmetics and toiletries, household care, and pet care

Agenda:

Welcome and introduction – 15 minutes

Piers Berezai will give a brief introduction to how the global pandemic has forced widespread change in the packaging landscape.

Forecasts and prospects – 30 minutes

Dominic Cakebread will then examine shifts in key categories and channels that have resulted from the significant recalibration of consumer preferences. Dominic will also unpick the headline opportunities that these recent behavioral shifts have prompted across the global market.

Industry insights – 30 minutes

In part three, Nidhi Chauhan will run through key themes changing how consumers behave and interact with their product choices on a global level.

Thematic analysis – 30 minutes

Luke Gowland will then take you through the alternative datasets brimming with market information. Luke will also identify which players are tapping into ground-breaking technologies and deals with success.

Future products and services – 30 minutes

Bringing all this data together to uncover white space for product development, George Henry and Jenny Questier will examine the key strategic actions major players will need to take to develop successful products and services for the future market.

Conclusions and outlook – 10 minutes

In this penultimate segment, our analysts will be drawing together their research on the future state of the packaging market to come to a series of actionable conclusions.

Q&A

Last, but not least, is the exclusive chance to field questions to our market-leading analysts.

Speakers

Piers Berezai, Research and Analysis Director, GlobalData’s Consumer, Foodservice, and Packaging practices

Piers has over 20 years of experience in research, analysis, and business information. Prior to joining GlobalData, he was instrumental in the creation and development of Datamonitor’s New Consumer Insight proposition.

Dominic Cakebread, Head of Global Packaging Services

Dominic has nearly 40 years’ experience in managing international market research and consulting projects for the world’s leading companies within the packaging supply chain, previously holding senior positions at Canadean, Landell Mills Consulting, Marketpower and Smithers Pira.

Luke Gowland, Analyst, Thematic Research

Luke joined GlobalData’s Thematic Research team as an Analyst in 2019 after completing his MSc in Sustainability and Management at the University of Bath. His current role sees him tackle the most disruptive themes across the spectrum of business, including ESG and industry 4.0, as well as a recent project on how ‘alternative’ datasets can transform competitor assessment.

Jenny Questier, Senior Analyst, GlobalData; Consumer, Foodservice, and Packaging practices

With nearly ten years’ experience in FMCG, Jenny has worked in marketing and category roles to manage brands, research and launch successful innovation, and drive category growth.

George Henry, Associate Analyst, GlobalData’s Consumer, Foodservice, and Packaging practices

George is an Associate Analyst at GlobalData, with a particular interest in sustainability and product innovation. He is responsible for analyzing consumer behavior and trends across the consumer goods space.

 

 

 

The pandemic has fundamentally changed the foodservice landscape, forcing operators to be nimble as they adjust to shifts in consumption patterns. Even while brands battle to mitigate the short-term effects, it is crucial that companies act now to assess long-term strategic implications of new delivery patterns and changing expectations of foodservice occasions on the part of the consumer. Join contemporaries worldwide to gain insight into how foodservice brands will need to adapt to new consumer demands and market dynamics.

This two-and-a-half-hour virtual conference brings together the very best insight and trusted data from GlobalData’s Foodservice practice to provide a definitive vision of where the industry is headed.

Aimed at marketers, strategic thinkers, and those keen to understand global trends and industry themes, our virtual conference will help you to:

• Discover the most important strategic issues, opportunities, and threats you need to explore
• Understand the future direction of foodservice categories
• Learn which restaurant brands and suppliers are likely to be winners and losers against the backdrop of changing consumer consumption habits and spending priorities
• Gain insight into future innovation potential and the patents landscape
• Find out which technological disruptive forces are having the most impact on the Foodservice industry, and how you can marshal them to successfully target consumer and industry trends
• Identify action points to help your business thrive throughout the foodservice value chain including ingredient provenance, product range/menu strategy, takeaway packaging, delivery, product marketing, and consumer engagement

Intended Audience:

• Brand & Product Managers
• Strategy Planners and Directors
• Global & Regional Marketing Directors
• Insight Managers and Directors
• Research & Development Managers
• Innovation Managers
• Interested C-level titles
• Industry & Marketing Consultants

 

Sectors Covered:

• Full-service restaurants, fast food, takeaway, and delivery operators
• Coffee and tea shops
• Pubs, clubs, and bars
• Entertainment, cost sector foodservice operations

Agenda:

Welcome and introduction – 15 minutes

Before we launch into the conference proper, Piers Berezai will give a brief introduction to how the global pandemic has forced a widespread change in the foodservice landscape.

Forecasts and prospects – 30 minutes

Ana Purcaroiu will then examine shifts in key categories and channels that have resulted from the significant recalibration of consumer preferences. Ana will also unpick the headline opportunities that these recent behavioral shifts have prompted across the global market.

Industry insights – 30 minutes

In part three, Ramsey Baghdadi will run through the key themes changing how consumers behave and interact with their product choices on a global level.

Thematic analysis – 30 minutes

In this section of our conference, Filipe Oliveira will take you through the alternative datasets brimming with market information to those with the power to see it. Filipe will also identify which players are tapping into ground-breaking technologies and deals with success.

Future products and services – 30 minutes

Bringing all this data together to uncover white space for product development is our next session, in which Hannah Cleland and Jenny Questier will examine the key strategic actions which major players will need to take to develop successful products and services for the future market.

Conclusions and outlook – 10 minutes

In this penultimate segment, our analysts will be drawing together their research on the future state of the foodservice market to come to a series of actionable conclusions.

Q&A

Last, but not least, is the exclusive chance to field questions to our market-leading analysts.

Speakers

Piers Berezai, Research and Analysis Director, GlobalData’s Consumer, Foodservice, and Packaging practices

Piers has over 20 years of experience in research, analysis and business information. Prior to joining GlobalData, he was instrumental in the creation and development of Datamonitor’s New Consumer Insight proposition.

Jenny Questier, Senior Analyst, GlobalData; Consumer, Foodservice, and Packaging practices

With nearly ten years’ experience in FMCG, Jenny has worked in marketing and category roles to manage brands, research and launch successful innovation, and drive category growth.

Filipe Oliveira, Senior Analyst, Tech Thematic Research

Filipe Oliveira joined the Thematic Research team at GlobalData in September 2020. In his role as a Senior Analyst, Filipe contributes to the quantitative and qualitative analysis of the technology and retail sectors through a thematic research methodology.

Hannah Cleland, Analyst, GlobalData; Consumer and Foodservice practices

Hannah is an Analyst in GlobalData’s consumer team. Her role involves analyzing and tracking consumer trends and assessing the impact on companies and industries. Hannah comes from a commercial background in export sales at an FMCG Wholesaler.

Ramsey Baghdadi, Consumer Analyst, GlobalData’s Foodservice Practices

Ramsey is an Associate Analyst in GlobalData’s Foodservice team. His role includes analyzing industry developments and tracking key companies in the Foodservice space. Ramsey is also a judge for Food Matters Live and his views on the FMCG landscape have ben quoted in several industry publications, including Business Insider.

Ana Purcaroiu, Senior Consumer Analyst, GlobalData’s Foodservice Practices

Ana is a Senior Analyst in GlobalData’s Foodservice team. Her role includes analyzing industry developments and tracking key companies in the Foodservice space. Ana has contributed to numerous reports on FMCGs and has provided tailored insight on bespoke client consultancy projects. Her expertise is in managing the Foodservice report series from content creation to publication.

Lil Read, Graduate Analyst

Dr Lil Read is an Analyst in GlobalData’s Thematic Research team, which she joined in October 2020 after completing her PhD at the University of Cambridge. In her role she has covered the themes making the largest impact across the world of business, assisting in the syndicated research process on topics such as AI, ESG, and IoT. Her areas of specialist interest include semiconductors and social media.

 

The pandemic has fundamentally disrupted consumers’ beauty and grooming priorities, and even while brands battle to mitigate the short-term effects, it is crucial that companies act now to assess the longer-term strategic implications of new shopping and consumption patterns. Join contemporaries worldwide to gain insight into how cosmetics and toiletries brands will need to adapt to new consumer demands and market dynamics.

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This three-hour virtual conference brings together the very best insight and trusted data from GlobalData’s Consumer practice to provide a definitive vision of where the Cosmetics and Toiletries industry is headed. With a comprehensive agenda covering key strategic issues, consumer trends, market and channel performance, and brand and innovation insight, this conference will enable you to see how your business fits into the big picture.

 

Aimed at marketers, strategic thinkers, and those keen to understand global trends and industry themes, our virtual conference will help you to:​

 

• Discover the most important strategic issues, opportunities, and threats you must explore
• Understand the future direction of cosmetics and toiletries categories and the channel dynamics that will affect them
• Learn which brands are likely to be winners and losers against the backdrop of changing consumer consumption habits and spending priorities​
• Gain insight into future innovation potential and the patents landscape​
• Find out which technological disruptive forces are having the most impact on the cosmetics and toiletries industry and how you can marshal them to successfully target consumer and industry trends​
• Identify action points to help your business thrive throughout the consumer value chain

 

Intended Audience:

• Brand & Product Managers
• Strategy Planners and Directors
• Global & Regional Marketing Directors
• Insight Managers and Directors
• Interested C-level titles

Sectors Covered:

• Make-up, skincare, haircare, fragrances, male toiletries, oral hygiene, personal hygiene, and suncare

 

Agenda

Welcome and introduction – 15 minutes

Sofie Willmott will give a brief introduction to how the global pandemic has forced widespread change in the cosmetics and toiletries landscape.

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Forecasts and prospects – 30 minutes

Piers Berezai will then examine the shifts in key categories and channels that have resulted from the significant recalibration of consumer preferences and discuss the headline opportunities that these have prompted across the global market.​

 

Industry insights – 30 minutes

In part three, Lia Neophytou will run through the key themes changing how consumers behave and interact with their product choices on a global level.

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Thematic analysis – 30 minutes

Sarah Coop will then take you through the alternative datasets brimming with market information to unpick the themes set to cause significant disruption in cosmetics and toiletries.

 

Future products and services – 30 minutes

In this session, Ramaa Chipalkatti and Jenny Questier will examine the key strategic actions major players will need to take to develop successful products and services for the future market. Jenny and Ramaa will then be running through how product managers can develop their processes to target the key themes affecting the industry, future-proofing their investments in a turbulent market.​

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Conclusions and outlook – 10 minutes

In this penultimate segment, Sofie will be drawing together our analysts’ research on the future state of the cosmetics and toiletries market to come to a series of actionable conclusions.

 

Q&A​

Last, but not least, you will have the exclusive chance to field questions to our market-leading analysts.

 

 

Speakers

Piers Berezai, Research and Analysis Director, GlobalData’s Consumer, Foodservice, and Packaging practices

Piers has over 20 years of experience in research, analysis and business information. Prior to joining GlobalData, he was instrumental in the creation and development of Datamonitor’s New Consumer Insight proposition.

Jenny Questier, Senior Analyst, GlobalData; Consumer, Foodservice, and Packaging practices

With nearly ten years’ experience in FMCG, Jenny has worked in marketing and category roles to manage brands, research and launch successful innovation, and drive category growth

Lia Neophytou, Senior Analyst, GlobalData’s Consumer, Foodservice, and Packaging practices

Lia is a Senior Analyst at GlobalData responsible for analyzing the consumer behavior catalyzing innovation across the FMCG space.

Sofie Willmott, Sector Head of Health & Beauty at GlobalData

Sofie heads up the Health & Beauty content across the Consumer and Retail Intelligence Centers at GlobalData. She brings analysis experience from positions looking after clothing online, as well as a solid retail background from her roles in merchandising at Topshop, John Lewis, and ASOS.

Sarah Coop, Associate Analyst, Thematic Research

Sarah Coop is an Associate Analyst in GlobalData’s Thematic Research team. Sarah has covered the themes making the largest impact across the world of FMCG, assisting in the syndicated research process on topics such as AI, ESG, and IoT.

Ramaa Chipalkatti, Analysis Director, GlobalData’s Consumer, Foodservice, and Packaging practices

Ramaa manages the content publication schedule for GlobalData’s Innovation Intelligence Centre and ensures that quality standards are maintained throughout the syndicated platform.

 

Technology evolution, an increasing focus on ESG, and new hybrid ways of working are fundamentally impacting enterprise customers of all sizes, across all verticals, and in all geographies.

This two-and-a-half-hour virtual conference will examine both the opportunities and challenges ahead, with dedicated sessions to address key strategic issues including enterprise ESG, the future of work, next-generation networking, edge computing ecosystems, pervasive cybersecurity, cloud orchestration, and advanced analytics.

We’ll also be joined by a panel of leading tech and sustainability experts, who will share their thoughts on the future impact of ESG on enterprise solutions.

Aimed at strategic thinkers, C-Suite decision-makers, investors and those keen to understand global trends and industry themes, our virtual conference will help you:

• Discover the most important strategic considerations to explore right now
• Understand the future direction of enterprise technology and services up to 2025
• Gain insight into the future direction of service convergence, sustainability, and operational disruption
• Prepare for a converging, multi-faceted, hyper-competitive market
• Understand the market disruption and opportunities for both established players and new challengers

Intended Audience:

• CEOs
• Product Managers
• Marketing Managers
• Strategy Officers
• Insight and Research Managers and Directors
• Enterprise Executives
• Sustainability and ESG Directors
• Tech and Telecom Strategy Planners
• Investors
• Strategic Advisory Firms

Sectors Covered:

• Enterprise ESG
• Collaboration & Communication
• SD-WAN/SASE and Zero Trust Networking
• Private wireless
• 5G
• IoT
• Cloud services
• Artificial Intelligence
• Edge computing
• Managed security services
• Application development
• Microservices

 

Agenda

Welcome & Introduction – 15 mins

To spearhead the start of this virtual experience, Jeremiah Caron, GlobalData’s Global Head of Research & Analysis for the Technology Group will be leading an introduction on the evolution of enterprise technology, with an eye on the current state of digital transformation, ESG challenges facing the space, and embracing the future of work.

Drivers of The Enterprise Technology Evolution – 90 mins

For the next step of our conference, our market-leading analysts will be guiding you through a complete picture of the numerous drivers, both technological and macro, that are pushing enterprise technology ever forward. Throughout these 90 minutes, we’ll provide an analysis of the themes driving the future of the space.

Together we’ll be looking at:

• Future of Work – Gary Barton, Principal Analyst for Business Network & IT Services
• Next-Generation Networking – John Marcus, Principal Analyst for Enterprise Services and Steve Schuchart, Principal Analyst for Enterprise Networking
• Edge Computing Systems – Chris Drake, Principal Analyst for Data Center Technologies
• Pervasive Cybersecurity – Amy DeCarlo, Principal Analyst for Security & Data Center Services
• Cloud Orchestration – Charlotte Dunlap, Principal Analyst for Application Platforms
• Advanced Analytics – Rena Bhattacharyya, Service Director for Enterprise Technology & Services
• Enterprise ESG – Rob Pritchard, Senior Analyst for Enterprise Technology & Services

To end this wide-ranging exploration of future development, Jeremiah will be leading a Q&A session, where our in-house experts will be fielding any questions from the audience on the must-know trends and opportunities discussed.

Thematic Analysis – 30 mins

Next, Laura Petrone from the GlobalData Thematic Analysis team will be taking a closer look at the alternative datasets that underlie some of the greatest disruptive themes in the enterprise tech sector. From patents to company filings and M&A deals, you’ll see how our datasets reveal the forward direction of the market.

ESG Roundtable: The Enterprise Technology Evolution and the Role of ESG – 30 mins

During this panel, a virtual roundtable of technology experts and industry thought leaders from across the digital value chain will be joining us as we delve into the role ESG will play in the development of new enterprise solutions. How should ESG be affecting your thought process? What does the need to tackle social inequality, data privacy, and a lack of action on climate change in full public view mean for you?
Get the answers to these questions and more in our roundtable.

Conclusions & Outlook – 15 mins

For our final entry in this virtual experience our venerable team of analysts will be offering the conclusions of their research on the future of the enterprise tech market, as well as a series of actionable recommendations that will steady your firm as it fights the headwinds set by the future trajectory of the sector.

You’ll also have the exclusive opportunity to field questions to our assembled top-level market analysts and industry thought leaders as we open the virtual floor to audience questions.

Speakers

Jeremiah (Jerry) Caron, Global Head of Research & Analysis – Technology Group

Jeremiah Caron brings more than 25 years of experience to GlobalData, as a market watcher and influential voice in the telecommunications and information technology industries. As Senior Vice President of Analysis, Jeremiah is responsible for overall management and content direction for the company’s portfolio of telecom and IT market intelligence, insight, and advisory services.

Rena Bhattacharyya, Service Director, Enterprise Technology & Services – Technology Group

Rena brings over 20 years of experience to her role as Service Director for Enterprise Technology and Services. She covers analytics solutions, as well as Systems Integrator strategies and enterprise communications. Her expertise encompasses artificial intelligence, cloud-based AI platforms, systems integration and IT services, digital transformation, and business networking.

Gary Barton, Principal Analyst, Business Network & IT Services – Technology Group

As a Principal Analyst, Gary leads GlobalData’s research on SD-WAN, SASE, and access services, as well as collaboration and customer contact from a Service Provider perspective. Gary also contributes to coverage of the wholesale market. Gary is a regular speaker at industry and customer events. Gary has been an industry analyst since 2007, originally working with Current Analysis before its acquisition by GlobalData.

Chris Drake, Principal Analyst, Data Center Technologies – Technology Group

Chris oversees GlobalData’s research on the data center technology industry. His coverage encompasses the hardware and software solutions that support the deployment, operation and management of public, private and hybrid cloud architectures – including the virtualization and orchestration technology needed to enable process automation and workload management.

Amy DeCarlo, Principal Analyst, Security & Data Center Services – Technology Group

Amy brings 27 years of industry experience in assessing the enterprise managed IT services sector, with an emphasis on managed security and cloud services. In her current tole, she focuses primarily on IaaS, analyzing on-demand compute and solutions delivered by hyperscalers and managed cloud services provides, as well as threat intelligence, governance, risk, compliance, and distributed denial of service.

John Marcus, Principal Analyst, Enterprise Services – Technology Group

John is a Principal Analyst within GlobalData’s Enterprise Services team, with a research focus on enterprise IoT services and B2B innovations in telecom and IT services. Among his current focus areas are enterprise 5G, private networks, GlobalData’s IoT Deployment Tracker, and B2B coverage within GlobalData’s Innovation Impact service.

Rob Pritchard, Senior Analyst, Enterprise Technology & Services – Technology Group

Rob Pritchard is a Senior Analyst on the Enterprise Technology and Services team. He is responsible for generating market advisory and competitive intelligence research, with a focus on Enterprise Networking, ESG, channels, and segmentation.

Steve Schuchart, Principal Analyst, Enterprise Networking – Technology Group

In his current role, Steven covers networking hardware and software for the data center and enterprise, including switching, routing, SDN, SD-WAN, and related technologies. This includes NFV for enterprise, automation, AI/ML for networking, location services, and the convergence of networking and security. Steven also covers the nascent Quantum Computing market.

Charlotte Dunlap, Principal Analyst, Application Platforms – Technology Group

Charlotte brings over 25 years of industry experience to her role as Principal Analyst for Application Platforms at GlobalData. Covering the technologies that provide the DevOps infrastructure necessary to build and run enterprise applications, she analyzes the software and services necessary to deliver collaborative applications and build software that is transparent, optimized and reusable.

Laura Petrone, Principal Analyst, Thematic Research

As a Principal Analyst, Laura provides quantitative and qualitative analysis of the telecoms, media and technology sectors through a thematic research methodology. She has contributed to the team’s flagship TMT Trends and TMT Predictions reports, and regularly publishes thematic reports on the most disruptive themes to the TMT sector, including India tech and Data privacy.

Edward Thomas, Research Director

Ed Thomas is research director for GlobalData’s thematic research team. In this role, he manages the production and publication of thematic content across the company, with a particular focus on technology research. Prior to joining GlobalData, he was market intelligence manager at AI company IPsoft and a senior analyst at Ovum, a research and consulting firm, where he covered the global IT services market.

Cian O’Donovan, Senior Research

Cian O’Donovan is a Senior Research Fellow at University College London’s Department of Science and Technology Studies. He researches how emerging technologies and societies shape each other. Three questions drive his work: who benefits from technology and innovation, who pays, and who decides?

Pete Swabey, Editor-in-chief of Tech Monitor

Pete Swabey is editor-in-chief of Tech Monitor. He is an experienced editor, researcher, and presenter, whose work examines the technology-led transformation of business and society for an audience of senior executives and policy makers. Before joining Tech Monitor, Pete was EMEA editorial director for thought leadership at The Economist Intelligence Unit and editor of Information Age

 

The pandemic has had a deep impact on the alcoholic beverages industry, and even while brands battle to mitigate the short-term effects, it is crucial that companies act now to assess the longer-term strategic implications of disrupted consumption patterns and consumer trends. Join contemporaries worldwide to gain insight into how alcoholic drinks brands will need to adapt to new consumer demands and market dynamics.

Aimed at marketers, strategic thinkers, and those keen to understand global trends and industry themes, our virtual conference will help you to:

• Discover the most important strategic issues, opportunities, and threats you need to explore
• Understand the future direction of alcoholic beverages categories and the channel dynamics that will affect them
• Learn which brands are succeeding against the backdrop of changing consumer consumption habits
• Gain insight into future innovation potential and the patents landscape
• Find out which technological disruptive forces are having the most impact on the alcoholic drinks industry and how you can marshal them to successfully target consumer and industry trends
• Identify action points to help your business thrive throughout the consumer value chain

 

Intended Audience:

Specific to the alcoholic beverages industry:

• Brand & Product Managers
• Strategy Planners and Directors
• Global & Regional Marketing Directors
• Insight Managers and Directors
• Research & Development Managers
• Innovation Managers
• Interested C-level titles
• Industry & Marketing Consultants

 

Sectors Covered:

• Beer, cider, wines, spirits, and all other alcoholic drinks
• On-trade and off-trade consumption

 

Agenda

Welcome and Introduction – 15 mins

Kevin Baker will give a brief introduction to how the global pandemic has forced widespread change in the alcoholic drinks landscape.​

 

Forecasts and Prospects – 30 mins

David Harris will then examine the shifts in key categories and channels that have resulted from the significant recalibration of consumer preferences, and behavioral changes these have prompted across the global market.

​Industry insights – 30 minutes

In part three, Mitsue Konishi will run through the key themes changing how consumers behave and interact with their product choices on a global level.

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Thematic analysis – 30 minutes

Filipe Oliveira will then be taking you through the alternative datasets brimming with market information, to unpick the themes set to cause a major splash in alcoholic drinks. Filipe will also be identifying which players are successfully tapping into these wave-making themes.

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Future products and services – 30 minutes

In our next session, Jenny Questier and Will Frass will examine key strategic actions major players will need to take to develop successful products and services for the future market.

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Conclusions and outlook – 10 minutes ​

In this penultimate segment, our analysts will be drawing together their research on the future state of the packaged food market to come to a series of actionable conclusions.

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Q&A​

For the last part of our conference, we’ll be opening the field to questions from the audience.

 

Speakers

Kevin Baker, Global Research Manager for Beer & Cider, GlobalData’s Beverages Service

Kevin is an internationally recognized expert in Beer and Cider market performance and strategy, with additional experience across the market spectrum of alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages. He has over 40 years of experience, working at GlobalData for 25 years and previously for Diageo where he was an Insights Manager.

David Harris, Alcoholic Beverages Research Manager, GlobalData’s Beverages Service

David oversees Alcoholic Beverages syndicated production and research, as well as contributing to bespoke client consulting projects. His expertise covers all areas of Alcoholic Beverages, but with a focus on Beer and RTD beverages.

Jenny Questier, Senior Analyst, GlobalData; Consumer, Foodservice, and Packaging practices

With nearly ten years’ experience in FMCG, Jenny has worked in marketing and category roles to manage brands, research and launch successful innovation, and drive category growth.

Will Frass, Senior Analyst, Consumer, Foodservice and Packaging practices

Will Frass is a Senior Analyst in GlobalData’s Consumer Division. In this role, Will researches and analyzes the latest data on fast-moving consumer goods, with a particular interest in how changes in regulations and legislation will affect the sector landscape.

Mitsue Konishi, Senior Innovation Analyst, Manchester

Responsible for analysis of FMCG innovation and future opportunities across all sectors, Mitsue manages and writes syndicated and bespoke reports, reviews, and case studies. With over ten years of experience, she has produced countless reports across various FMCG sectors, reviewing numerous product innovations globally.

Filipe Oliveira, Senior Analyst, Tech Thematic Research

Filipe Oliveira joined the Thematic Research team at GlobalData in September 2020. In his role as a Senior Analyst, Filipe contributes to the quantitative and qualitative analysis of the technology and retail sectors through a thematic research methodology.

 

The pandemic caused widespread changes in the lifestyles of consumers, and this led to significant shifts within the global apparel market. Performances across different product categories, selling channels, and regions varied dramatically, with many of these changes expected to be long-lasting as consumers stick with new habits. As we emerge into a post-pandemic world, how should apparel brands adapt? Where are the opportunities in the next five years, and what trends and themes will disrupt the market?

 

This virtual conference will bring together leading insight and trusted data and forecasts from GlobalData’s Apparel IC, to give clients a comprehensive view of the global apparel landscape and the strategies needed to thrive in it. The agenda will cover market forecasts, consumer trends and insights, and thematic discoveries.

 

Aimed at retail marketers, strategy teams and those keen to understand the most influential trends and industry themes, our virtual conference will help you to:

 

• Discover the most important strategic themes your company needs to explore
• Understand which regions, categories and channels offer the greatest opportunities over the next five years
• Understand the latest trends within consumer behaviour and the impact on demand for apparel
• Gain insight from underlying ‘alternative’ data from patents to company filings and hiring to understand which apparel players are already ahead on targeting the latest themes

 

Intended Audience:

• Strategy Planners and Directors
• Global & Regional Marketing Directors
• Insight Managers and Directors
• Property Directors/departments
• Sales Directors/departments in suppliers – tech, FMCG
• Finance Directors
• Strategy Directors

 

Sectors Covered:

• Coverage of the apparel sector, both at top line and category level (e.g. menswear, women’s footwear, accessories, sportswear)
• Market data will be provided globally as well as a top line view of the key regions
• Data given for online vs offline channels
• Some reference to specific apparel brands, but the focus is on strategic themes and how brands should incorporate these into their propositions

 

Agenda:

Welcome & Introduction – 15 mins (14.00 GMT)

Chloe Collins, Head of Apparel, will provide a brief introduction, setting the scene to enhance your understanding of the global apparel landscape in a post-pandemic world.

Forecasts & Prospects for the Global Apparel Market – 30 mins (14.15 – 14.45)

Chloe Collins, alongside Analysts Louise Deglise-Favre and Pippa Stephens, will identify global market drivers and inhibitors and will outline the impact COVID-19 has had on apparel and forecast growth over the next five years. They will also examine the growth potential by region, sector, and channel (including online) over the next five years.

Industry Insights – 30 mins (14.50 – 15.15)

Analysts Emily Salter and Darcey Jupp will examine the key themes dictating future performance in apparel.

Thematic analysis – 30 mins (15.20 – 15.45)

Thematic Analyst Charlotte Newton will uncover the hidden insights from analyzing alternative datasets from a themes perspective. She will identify key trends in themes that are being targeted effectively and those that aren’t, and who is making the key plays in these spaces.

Conclusions & Outlook – 30 mins (15.50 – 16.20)

Chloe Collins will provide conclusions on key strategic questions raised, alongside a summary and outlook. Following this, you will be given the opportunity to field questions to our market-leading analysts.

 

Speakers

Chloe Collins, Head of Apparel

Chloe is the Head of Apparel at GlobalData and helps clients understand and navigate the ever-changing global apparel market through in-depth data and analysis. Before joining GlobalData, Chloe worked in merchandising for several leading UK fashion retailers.

 

Emily Salter, Senior Analyst, Apparel Team

Emily is the Senior Analyst on GlobalData’s Apparel team, specialising in sportswear and sustainability. Emily previously worked on Retail Channels, focusing on online retail and locations, and she joined GlobalData after graduating from the University of Leeds with a BA (International) Geography degree.

 

Pippa Stephens, Analyst, Apparel Team

Pippa is an Analyst on GlobalData’s Apparel team, producing detailed reports and analysis on the industry, with particular expertise in the footwear and accessories markets. Prior to joining GlobalData, Pippa worked in merchandising at ASOS.

 

Darcey Jupp, Associate Analyst, Apparel Team

Darcey is an Associate Analyst on GlobalData’s Apparel team and an expert on digital fashion and streetwear. Darcey recently graduated from the London College of Fashion, UAL with a BA (Hons) Fashion Buying and Merchandising degree and has held several instore positions for global apparel retailers.

 

Louise Deglise-Favre, Associate Analyst, Apparel Team

Louise is an Associate Analyst on GlobalData’s Apparel team, specializing in luxury fashion and sourcing. Louise previously worked in merchandising for The Dune Group, and she is also a BSc (Hons) Fashion Management graduate from London College of Fashion, UAL.

 

Charlotte Newton, Associate Analyst, Thematic Team

Charlotte is an Associate Analyst within the Thematic Team at GlobalData and writes on the most disruptive technologies such as Artificial Intelligence and the Internet of Things. Before joining GlobalData, Charlotte graduated with an MSc in Russia and East European Studies from the University of Oxford.