Toy Association Announces Board & Executive Committee Members During Virtual Annual General Meeting
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NEW YORK, March 11, 2021 /PRNewswire/ The Toy Association has announced the election of five new members and three term renewals to its Board of Directors for two-year terms expiring in February 2023. The announcement was made during The Toy Association s Annual General Meeting, which was held virtually on Zoom Wednesday, March 10 and open to all Toy Association members.
During the meeting, five candidates were elected to serve first terms on The Toy Association Board of Directors: Kathrin Belliveau, chief purpose officer at Hasbro; Erica Buxton, chief operating officer at Razor USA; Ashley Mady, head of brand development at Basic Fun!; Anne Parducci, chief content officer at MGA Entertainment; and Dion Vlachos, executive vice president, hardlines & retail at ViacomCBS Consumer Products.
Openbravo achieves +30% retail software revenue growth in 2020
BARCELONA, Spain, March 11, 2021 /PRNewswire/ Openbravo, the global omnichannel platform vendor for agile and innovative commerce, today announced its 2020 results.
Despite the pandemic, the company achieved a +30% retail software revenue growth of its omnichannel platform for retailers, compared to 2019.
In France, revenues multiplied by 3x
Cloud revenues, corresponding to customers of the Openbravo Managed Cloud service, also increased by more than 60% in part driven by a 31% increase in the number of customers.
Growth supported by the omnichannel imperative and the new role of physical stores
In a highly uncertain environment, Openbravo was able to respond to the new challenges imposed by the pandemic that have rapidly become critical priorities in the new retail reality. In particular, helping retailers to leverage the exponential online commerce growth through the transformation of the physical stores to d
WINNIPEG The Treaty One Development Corporation (T1DC) and the Canada Lands Company (CLC) announced on Thursday that they have completed the master plan for the 160-acre development set to be built at the former Kapyong Barracks. The 130-page master plan, which is available online, provides the plans for all parts of the development, including green space, recreation facilities, housing, retail and commercial options. “This legacy development will unlock endless economic opportunities and benefits for generations to come among our Treaty One First Nations, said Whelan Sutherland, CEO of T1DC, in a news release. Sutherland added that the development will also contribute Winnipeg’s and Manitoba’s economy.