Great India Retail Summit & Awards 2024 | The Economic Times | 15 February 2024 | The Westin Mumbai Powai Lake, 2 & 3B, near Chinmayanand Ashram, Powai, Mumbai, Maharashtra 400087, India

Retail industry is evolving rapidly, driven by data, changing consumer preferences and technological advancements. To be successful, retailers are embracing digital transformation, prioritizing customer experience on every channel, and adapting in emerging trends while addressing sustainability and operational challenges. The growth of traditional and modern businesses are determined by their usage of futuristic technology to provide customers with seamless omnichannel experiences. Seeing the rise in competition across each category, brands are expanding their offline presence by opening large formats stores, shop-in-shop stores, kiosks in malls and also furthering the presence in the Real Bharat to cater to diverse set of consumers. As ETRetail keeps a close eye on the industry trends, analysis, reports and connects with top retail executives, the first edition of ET Great India Retail Awards will honour the accomplishments of leading retail brands, significant stakeholders and emerging players in the industry. One of the largest gathering of retail companies will be full of innovative ideas, expansion plans, marketing tactics, scale, and involve other facets of the industry. The categories for nominations include retail, e-commerce, direct-to-consumer (D2C) players, marketing, and special categories.

This event honour excellence in digital content and recognise the efforts and achievements of brands and the creators behind them. The awards are segmented into three main categories, and entries can be submitted by organisations or their representatives, as long as due approval for submission has been received from all the parties concerned.

Why attend?
• Increased credibility
• A unique way to demonstrate expertise
• Levels the playing field
• Highlight award-winning talent to help attract new business
• Set New Benchmarks
• Media Exposure