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B-Stock is headed to Hannover, Germany for CEBIT. The festival covers the digitization of business, government, and society featuring exhibits, conferences, and networking. B-Stock will be in attendance and will participate in two different sessions on Wednesday, June 13.
Please join us and say hello to Sean Cleland, Director of Mobile and Ben Whitaker, Director EMEA for the following:
Mobile Secondary Market
Industry insights on the rise of trade-in programs and best practices for leveraging the secondary market
Wednesday, June 13th – 4:30pm
eCommerce Returns
Return trends, the effect on e-retailers, and what comes after the eCommerce return: best practices for leveraging the secondary market + new liquidation methods
Wednesday, June 13th – 5:15pm
We’re hoping to see you there! Drop us an email to arrange a time to meet.
For more information on how B-Stock can build a technology based and data-driven solution for your returned, overstock, or excess inventory, please contact us.
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