Post by Stephanie Jackson

Co-Founder of SJR London | Recruitment Partner to Leading Fashion, Beauty & Lifestyle Brands | Host of The Runway to Excellence Podcast

What does it really take to build a 30 year career across the world’s leading luxury houses? And why is the future of retail no longer about product, but about emotion? In the latest episode of Runway to Excellence, I sit down with Eric Christopher Hall, one of the most respected voices in luxury retail. His journey from the fish counter at Waitrose to Dolce & Gabbana, Chanel, Burberry, Gucci and Prada is nothing short of exceptional. What I loved about this conversation is how honest it is. Eric shares the reality behind the success, from finding his confidence on the shop floor to the moments that shaped his leadership style, including the advice that stayed with him: “If you can sell baked beans, you can sell clothes.” We also talk about what comes next for retail. His work around Emotive Retail is a powerful reminder that in an industry increasingly driven by data and AI, human connection is what truly sets brands apart. If you work in luxury, retail or leadership, this is well worth a listen. https://lnkd.in/emtqxSyv

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