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Current market trends and consumer preferences across the globe

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Consumers Will Abandon Brands That Don’t Support Their Values In Favor Of Those That Do. How To Meet Reimagined Consumers Where They Are, Building New Loyalty & Revenue Streams. Strategy. Consumer Values. 25K Consumers Surveyed. 14 Industries.

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