Jenna Schnuer

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  • Fortune Brainstorm AI 2021<br /> Boston, MA<br /> Monday, November 8, 2021<br /> 4.20–4.40 REIMAGINING RETAIL <br /> It is no secret that the retail landscape is more competitive than ever. With the customer in total control, retailers must find ways to enable customized, personal experiences that capture attention–and open wallets. We’ll hear how two leading retail companies–founded in two different centuries–are leveraging the power of artificial intelligence and machine learning to hyper-localize, optimize inventory, curate omnichannel experiences, and orchestrate data flows across the entire value chain. <br /> Seemantini Godbole, Executive Vice President and Chief Information Officer,<br /> Lowe’s<br /> Dr. Katia Walsh, Senior Vice President; Chief Strategy and Artificial Intelligence<br /> Officer, Levi Strauss &amp; Co.<br /> Moderator: Jonathan Vanian, Writer, Technology, FORTUNE; Co-chair, Fortune Brainstorm A.I.Conferences

    How Lowe’s and Levi Strauss are using A.I. to reinvent retail

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  • Colleen Stephens runs a cruise company in Valdez, Alaska, that was founded by her parents in 1971.Lifestyle

    The Coronavirus Economy: What it’s like to run a seasonal tourism business during a pandemic

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  • Rebecca Palsha is the anchor for “The NewsHour” and the assistant news director for KTUU-TV in Anchorage.Lifestyle

    The Coronavirus Economy: What it’s like running a local news station during a pandemic

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  • Full Length Of Cute Girl Opening Gift At HomeRetail

    How—and why—to send gifts during the coronavirus pandemic despite shuttered stores and Amazon limitations

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  • Washington As White House Wants To Send Individual $1,000 Stimulus Checks NowFinance

    Even with the Paycheck Protection Program, small-business owners say it’s not enough to ensure they can survive

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  • Fanatics, which makes uniforms for MLB teams as well as licensed apparel for fans, has converted an Easton, Pa. factory to manufacture gowns and masks for coronavirus healthcare workers.Retail

    Pennsylvania’s coronavirus healthcare workers will suit up in pinstriped masks, thanks to the MLB

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  • Managers can role-model resilience to help staff members find their own strengths and stand tall in the face of adversity.Leadership

    Hard Times Are Coming. Here’s How to Build Your Company’s Resilience to Endure Them

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  • After experimenting with a four day on, three day off schedule over the summer, Microsoft Japan reported a 40% increase in worker productivity. Can it work in the U.S.?Tech

    Microsoft Proved a Four-Day Workweek Improved Productivity in Japan. Can Its Results Translate to the U.S.?

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  • Leadership

    Turn Remote Worker Pains Into Possibilities With a Pairing of Tech and Talk

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  • Jeopardy! Alex TrebekArts & Entertainment

    Jeopardy! Host Alex Trebek, America’s Favorite Canadian, Reveals His Cancer Diagnosis

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  • Sears To Close More Kmart StoresRetail

    Will Sears Exist in 2019? Or Saturday? Liquidators Are Circling as Buyout Deadline Nears

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  • US-POLITICS-SHUTDOWNLeadership

    Federal Employees’ Twitter #ShutdownStories Show Furloughed Workers’ Wide-Ranging Money Problems

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  • FRANCE-INTERNET-GOOGLETech

    From Meghan Markle to Mega Millions, These Were 2018’s Top Google Searches

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  • DrLupo

    Fortnite Gamer Raised $1.3 Million for St. Jude’s Children’s Hospital in 2018

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