Learn how to grow your store brand business via innovation and collaboration

Many factors could affect the growth of a retailer’s store brand business, including category dynamics, the retailer’s strategies and supplier capabilities. At Store Brands' 2016 Innovation & Collaboration Summit, Chandra Holt, vice president, private brands for Bentonville, Ark.-based Sam’s Club, will discuss ways that suppliers could improve collaboration with retail partners and deliver innovation that drives supplier and retailer growth.

Store Brands' Innovation & Collaboration Summit, themed "Brand Building Happens Here," will be held Aug. 15-17 at the Hyatt Grand Cypress hotel in Orlando, Fla. The event will feature an innovation-focused education program that will help retailers, suppliers and service providers take today's store brand programs to the next level. In addition, the summit will provide opportunities for private meetings between retailers and store brand suppliers/service providers — and plenty of networking time for everyone.

Created with the guidance of Store Brands' Advisory Board, the event is the only conference of its kind in the United States. Attendees will learn how to identify untapped or under-tapped private brand opportunities, achieve greater profitability and faster time to market, and forge mutually beneficial collaborative partnerships.

Sessions will cover topics ranging from sustainability and transparency to European success stories, regulatory challenges and omnichannel opportunities. For more information and to register for the summit, visit www.storebrands.com/summit2016.