A Whole New Approach with the Shopper at the Center
What did we do?
Delivered design concepts and services to meet Whole Foods’ customers’ changing needs
Completed a variety of design projects from architecture & engineering to store design & full shell design
Conducted research and leveraged secondary research to develop a customer-centric strategy
Determined ways Whole Foods could control building costs while still providing appropriately localized design
Is it 5 for 5 Night yet?
Solutions
Design
Designed several new projects and concepts including the store of the future
Architecture & Engineering
Used end-to-end teams to remain efficient and reduce late-stage design changes
Construction Solutions
Delivered cost effective solutions through construction management, permitting & planning, and site investigation & due diligence services
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HealthWellnessDan Stanek
Executive Vice President
As a noted authority in consumer trends and consumer behavior, Dan's areas of expertise include experience strategy, brand strategy, market positioning strategy, consumer insights, and new concept development. Dan has over 30 years of experience in consumer marketing and customer experience innovation for Fortune 500 companies.Speaker