Kianga Moore to Host Executive Roundtable on AI in Retail
Media contributor Kianga Moore will host an executive roundtable on April 29, 2026, to discuss how artificial intelligence is transforming the retail sector, announced in a press release. The virtual event will feature senior leaders from AdFury.ai, Vendormint, and New Nexus Group.
The discussion will address how enterprise platforms use AI to enhance agility, efficiency, and resilience in retail operations. Topics include real time demand response, marketing optimization, and interoperability between vendors and marketplaces. Speakers will explore machine learning applications that improve ad spend efficiency, personalization, and compliance.
Rob Gonda, Chief Technical Officer at Vendormint, noted that interoperability is key to modern retail and that AI enables seamless communication between platforms and vendors. AdFury.ai Co-Founder Eric Howerton stated that AI is changing customer acquisition by allowing brands to optimize advertising and personalize messaging. Cheryl Yarbrough of New Nexus Group added that AI helps organizations identify and adapt to disruptions as they occur.
The roundtable will take place via Zoom TeleConference, including a 30-minute question and answer session following the panel discussion.
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