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Melbourne
Euromonitor’s Top Global Consumer Trends for 2024
Event Details
31 May 2024
10 AM - 12 PM Melbourne (GMT+11)
This session will be delivered in English
Prince Deck, The Prince Hotel
2 Acland Street, St Kilda
Melbourne, VIC 3182
About This Session
Did you know that 74% of consumers were concerned about the rising cost of living in 2023? Euromonitor’s ‘Value Hackers’ trend looks at how consumers are reacting to cost of living pressures, and what companies can do to continue to attract consumers. Join Euromonitor International for a live presentation and discussion on the emerging trends that are expected to have to most impact in 2024 and beyond. We will help you to:
• Understand consumer behaviour and motivation
• Identify the fast-moving trends that are expected to gain traction in the year ahead
• Examine the business environment and impact: Through case studies from around the world and Australasia, we’ll illustrate each trend with a focus on sectors like food and beverages, and health and beauty
About The Speaker
Tim Foulds
Head of Insights, Euromonitor International
Tim is Head of Insights at Euromonitor International with a focus on consumer research. Based in Sydney, he has more than 20 years of experience in the industry. Tim leads Euromonitor’s research capabilities for Australia and New Zealand across all Passport industries, as well as promoting Euromonitor’s Consulting capabilities to clients in ANZ. Tim loves sharing ideas and how research can help business, and regularly presents to clients and public forums across Australia, New Zealand and Asia. Most recent engagements have included subjects as diverse as consumer trends, Australia in 2030, food security, sustainability, meat-free alternatives and gut health.
Attendees
This a free-to-attend event for trade professionals. There is a seating capacity limit. Please note, only attendees with a valid confirmation code will be allowed to attend.
Registration will close on 27 May 2024
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