29 September 2024, Ashton Gate Stadium – Lansdown Suite, Bristol

ROUNDTABLE DISCUSSIONS

Tackling the hottest topics and toughest challenges facing independent health food stores 

‘HOT TOPICS: Your questions answered with retail expert and independent business champion Dave Christie’

Dave Christie, business coach and mentor, tackles the pressing questions from your store. From gaining new customers and keeping existing ones to time management and social media, he highlights small changes you can make to drive growth and increase profitability.

Have a burning question for Dave? Send your question in advance and he will make sure to cover it: nhtsummit.co.uk/ask-dave

‘Nourishing the Next Generation: Strategies to Draw Millennials and Gen Z to Your Health Food Store’
Presented by Holly Thallon Steenson

In this workshop, we’ll explore how knowledge, experiences and visuals can be designed to attract and engage Millennials and Gen Z, helping your health food store resonate with the next generation of health-conscious consumers.

‘How can retailers navigate the market in these uncertain times’
Presented by Phil Haughton MBE

Retailer and organic champion, Phil Haughton MBE, founder of Better Food, in Bristol, presents a roundtable examining the current and unique challenges of retail in our sector, how specialist retailers can navigate this, and the importance of helping your shoppers feel safe, supported and engaged with in a compassionate way.

Register Free

Registration is completely free for anyone involved in the independent health food trade.

 

 

 

 

“Home after an amazing #nhtsummit – it was so good to meet so many lovely likeminded people and brands”
Angela Langford
“What a great event!”
Julie Goodwin, Natural Health, Hertford
“I enjoyed being able to see different products all under one roof, being able to taste different things.”

Kathryn Gemson
Good Health, Clitheroe

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