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Eric Falardeau. Partner Montréal. Advises leading consumer companies on strategy, branding, revenue management, and innovation, backed by advanced consumer insights and analytics. Eric is a leader in McKinsey’s Consumer Packaged Goods Practice.
Éric Falardeau is a writer and filmmaker. He wrote and directed many short films, music video, the cult horror feature Thanatomorphose (2012), which has won him several awards in international film festivals, and the Adult Time pornographic-horror movie The Thing from the Lake (2019).
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Puis Eric Falardeau vient discuter de Derek Jarman, à l’occasion d’une rétrospective organisée par la Cinémathèque en lien avec le nouveau numéro de la revue Spirale. Derek Jarman dans son jardin, Prospect Cottage, Dugeness, 1993.
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- Supply Chain Excellence as A Competitive Advantage
- Omnichannel Customers and The Power of Social Media
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Monica Toriello: On that note, it’s hard not to notice that things have become more expensive. Indeed, the survey says that 90 percent of consumers have noticed higher prices, particularly in gas and groceries. That’s contributing to what you’re calling a “loyalty shake-up”: consumers are switching to different brands and shopping at different reta...
Monica Toriello: Another thing you all have mentioned is the supply chain. A big reason for brand switching during the pandemic has been availability, and out of stocks have become more frequent given supply chain disruptions. What are some imperatives for companies when it comes to supply chain volatility? Are there any new must-dos? Tamara Charm:...
Monica Toriello: E-commerce boomed during the pandemic, and your research shows that the growth has kept going. People didn’t shift all their spending back to brick-and-mortar stores. Instead, 75 percent of consumers are shopping both online and offline. What are some interesting nuances that you’ve found about consumers’ omnichannel behavior? Tama...
Monica Toriello: We’ve talked about some important themes in consumer sentiment and behavior. What are the one or two biggest takeaways for companies? What should every CEO or CMO be doing in light of these themes? Kari Alldredge: We may see as much, or maybe even more, disruption and change over the next two years as we’ve seen over the past two y...
Jan 26, 2022 · Eric Falardeau. The pandemic created a kind of forcing mechanism for fitness—a chance for people and fitness companies to think through everything from what makes for a better workout to how people can live better, happier, healthier lives.
Éric Falardeau is a Canadian filmmaker and author. He holds a Master’s degree in Film Studies from the Université de Montréal.
