Future-Proofing Your Career: A Practical Guide to AI Adoption in CPG & Retail

AI isn’t just a buzzword—it’s reshaping how CPG and retail professionals work, compete, and grow. The next wave of leaders won’t just understand the market—they’ll master AI-powered tools to drive efficiency, unlock innovation, and future-proof their careers.

Ty Kasperbauer, CEO of Storesight, and Marc Yount, COO of Storesight, cut through the hype and share a practical framework for AI adoption. Together, they discuss how CPG and retail teams can start small, scale fast, and put AI to work where it matters most.

Whether you’re in insights, sales, or category management, this conversation will help you embrace AI in meaningful ways—and lead your team through one of the most important transformations in business today.

Topics Covered in This Conversation

• Why it’s imperative for CPG and retail leaders to embrace AI adoption now
• The two sides of AI: Efficiency and Innovation
• A step-by-step AI Adoption Framework to get started
• Real-world CPG use cases from Storesight’s AI-powered retail intelligence platform
• How to access free support from Storesight to accelerate your AI journey

About Storesight
Formed by the merger of Field Agent and Shelfgram, Storesight sets the standard for always-on retail intelligence.

With advanced AI, a powerful data platform, and a massive field network, Storesight helps CPG brands improve on-shelf availability, perfect execution, optimize price, and launch new products at scale.

Today, Storesight captures shelf conditions across 480 categories, 5,000 brands, and 50,000 locations—and is trusted by 95% of the top 50 CPG firms in North America.

Learn more: https://storesight.com/

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