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And We’re Off to the Reverse Logistics Association Conference & Expo
Feb 01 2018 · BY Editorial Team
It’s officially trade show season. Next up: the 15th annual RLA Conference & Expo in Las Vegas from February 6-8. This year’s show is focused on The Circular Economy (something we’re proud to support with our web-based liquidation solution) and there are a variety of panels and breakout sessions scheduled in support of the topic.
One of those is The Future of Forecasting for Returns, moderated by B-Stock’s CEO, Howard Rosenberg. The panel will take a look at what today’s top retailers and manufacturers are doing to anticipate, project for, minimize, and capture value for returns.
If you’re going to be at the show, we’d like to invite you to the panel scheduled for Wednesday, February 7 at 9:45am. Or please swing by our booth #213.
Not going but still looking for a recovery-generating (and circular economy supporting) liquidation solution for returned, excess or other surplus goods? We’d love to chat with you.
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