Conversation with Nick McHenry, CEO, OneShop

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Written By Joshua T Williams
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Nick McHenry shares insights on the shifts in clientelling, drawing from his experience in many fashion retailing environments from mass to luxury. He emphasizes the need to offer a personalized experiences, which he describes as less about technology and more about empathy and understanding.

Nick is the Co-Founder and CEO of OneShop - a clienteling software platform that helps retailers and sales associates connect and build deeper relationships with their customers through personalized communication at scale. Prior to starting OneShop, Nick spent his career building luxury fashion wholesale businesses working for brands such as Giorgio Armani, Philipp Plein, and Boglioli specializing in finding creative opportunities for growth. As an early stage startup founder Nick works with retailers and sales associates on the front lines every day to revolutionize the store experience for the future of brick and mortar retail.  

Nick is also the host of the podcast, Retail Coffee Break.

Learn more: LinkedIn | OneShop | Retail Coffee Break

Hosted by: Christopher Lacy, Assistant Professor, Parsons School of Design

Produced by: Joshua Williams, Assistant Professor, Parsons School of Design

Executive Producer: Fashion Consort

Follow the podcast on Instagram: @RetailRevolutionPodcast

Joshua T Williams

Joshua Williams is an award-winning creative director, writer and educator.  He has lectured and consulted worldwide, specializing in omni-channel retail and fashion branding, most recently at ISEM (Spain) and EAFIT (Colombia), and for brands such as Miguelina, JM, Andrew Marc and Anne Valerie Hash.  He is a full time professor and former fashion department chair at Berkeley College and teaches regularly at FIT, LIM and The New School.  He has developed curriculum and programming, including the fashion design program for Bergen Community College, that connects fashion business, design, media and technology.  His work has been seen in major fashion magazines and on the New York City stage. Joshua is a graduate of FIT’s Global Fashion Management (MPS) program, and has been the director and host of the Faces & Places in Fashion lecture series at FIT since 2010.

http://www.joshuatwilliams.com
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