Postponed: Understanding the Consumer Behaviors
of Gen Z and Millenial Grocery Shoppers
We understand that the food retail industry is working around the clock to replenish and restock, while ensuring store and facility cleanliness. In light of this, and everyone’s attention on COVID-19, we want to be sensitive to our members and will postpone the webinar.
Webinar Description:
FMI and the University of Southern California – Marshall School of Business have collaborated on a nationwide research study to gain an understanding of the consumer behaviors of Gen Z and millennial grocery shoppers.
Hear their findings with a focus on the three C’s – technology-enabled customization, a new level of convenience leveraging omnichannel strategies, and a better understanding of the similarities and differences between the Gen Z and Millennial shoppers’ journeys.
Webinar Objectives:
Participants should attend this webinar in order to:
- Learn how Gen Z and millennials go grocery shopping and what steps they take on their shopping journey.
- Understand the differences between these younger generations in their approach to grocery shopping.
- Determine what factors are important to Gen Z and millennial shoppers in their selection of a grocery store.
Speakers:
Steve Markenson
Director, Research
FMI
Diane Badame
Academic and Program Director of the MS in Marketing Program and Professor of Clinical Marketing
USC Marshall
Elizabeth Cruz
Graduate Student
USC Marshall
Emily Chou
Graduate Student
USC Marshall
Elena Sakovsky
Graduate Student
USC Marshall
More Information:
Report: The Grocery Shopping Habits of Gen Z and Millennials