Agenda at a glance
Wednesday, November 4
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Thursday, November 5, 8 AM - 5 PM
Customer expectations are rising faster than most brands can answer, and AI has changed what “relevant” means. Brett opens the summit with the state of the industry: how decisioning is evolving, what the new standards demand, and why mobile-first experiences and loyalty are now the engine of brand growth and revenue.
Where is personalization actually heading, and what separates the brands getting there from the ones stuck in pilots? Gartner maps the road to 2030: the capabilities, the operating models, and the practical steps toward customer-centric experience orchestration.

Grocery loyalty isn’t won in big moments; it’s won visit by visit. Musgrave shares how it turns high-frequency shopping into lasting customer relationships, and what everyday retail can teach every brand about staying chosen.
For a digital retailer with no stores, the app isn’t a channel; it’s the flagship. Very Group walks through the full journey, from first open to repeat customer, and the mobile marketing decisions that make it work.

Mike shares where Airship is taking outcome-led AI: decisioning that picks the right experience for each customer, in the moment, powered by your data and guided by your goals. Then U-Haul shows what it looks like in production, and the results that follow when customer data and mobile experience become business priorities.
Governance isn’t the brake on AI; done right, it’s what lets you move faster with confidence. A practical session on responsible AI in customer experience: emerging standards like ISO 42001, what compliance actually requires, and how leading brands build trust into AI from the start.
You can’t improve what you can’t trace. Branch and a customer walk through connecting every touchpoint in the mobile journey, and how attribution turns “we think it’s working” into proof of what drives growth.
Insight without activation is just a dashboard. Air France/KLM shares how it puts customer data to work across its owned channels, turning signals into timely, relevant moments that move the business.
Scaling AI is easy to start and hard to do well. Vodafone shares how it built customer-facing AI that serves millions across markets and languages, and the transparency and governance choices that keep customers trusting it.
The day’s biggest takeaways, what happens next, and how to carry the playbook home.