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Victor’s core expertise lies in strategy, marketing and innovation where he works primarily with European and global clients in the consumer goods space. Victor advises his clients on growth opportunities linked to deep consumer insights, such as branding, product innovation or pricing. Victor is an alumni of Ecole Normale Supérieure and ...
May 7, 2021 · Victor Fabius. Partner, McKinsey & Company. Based in Paris, Victor is a leader in the European Consumer Packaged Goods and Retail practices as well as in the Marketing Strategy Practice. Victor’s core expertise lies in strategy, marketing and innovation where he works primarily with European and global clients in the consumer goods space.
Victor Fabius is a Paris-based entrepreneur and former McKinsey & Company consultant. He shares his views on various topics, such as banking, AI, metaverse, and music, on his LinkedIn profile.
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Victor Fabius est un consultant en stratégie, marketing et innovation chez McKinsey & Company. Il intervient principalement dans le secteur de la consommation et de la distribution, et a publié plusieurs articles sur les consommateurs du futur.
1 Victor Fabius, Sajal Kohli, Björn Timelin, and Sofia Moulvad Veranen, “How COVID-19 is changing consumer behavior—now and forever,” July 30, 2020, McKinsey.com. 2 How CPG companies can sustain profitable growth in the next normal
By Victor Fabius | Agenda (World Economic Forum) The COVID-19 recession is dominated by the collapse in consumer spending making the consumer more important than ever to economic recovery; The uneven impact of the pandemic means consumer profiles post-pandemic will differ from before; Consumer behaviour has also been changed by new behaviours ...
May 7, 2021 · Here are three reasons to keep it there: 1. Consumer spending is more important than ever to the economic recovery. The pandemic caused an almost immediate consumption shock, resulting from the forced shutdown of entire consumer service industries. Consumer spending in the US and major Western European economies (France, Germany and the UK ...
