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New Year, New Retail Tech: A Recap of 2020 And Predictions For 2021

  • January 7, 2021
  • January 7, 2021

As we navigate an uncertain, hopefully pandemic-less future, retailers, brands and investors need to understand what’s next for the retail industry – with data. 

Thomas Sineau, Consumer Managing Analyst, highlights key retail tech trends using CB Insights’ proprietary data, and CB Insights’ predictions for 2021. He also does a deep-dive on the Retail Tech 100 – CB Insights’ exclusive list of private B2B retail tech companies to watch in 2021. 

Download this webinar to learn:

  • What happened in the second half of 2020
  • Why and how the retail market will evolve in 2021
  • The retail tech startups that need to be on your radar for partnership, investment or acquisition
  • Why and how to go beyond consumer data to build a complete picture of the retail tech market

Your Panelist

Thomas Sineau
  • Managing Analyst, Consumer Retail

Thomas Sineau is a managing intelligence analyst at CB Insights, where he produces data-driven analysis and research reports on how technology is transforming customer engagement, including digital services, loyalty & rewards, and personalization, among others.

Prior to joining CB Insights, he worked in London as an Investment Analyst at REV Venture Partners focusing on early-stage investments and at Deutsche Bank where he was part of the Consumer & Retail Investment Banking team. Thomas holds a MSc from the Université Paris-Dauphine in France.

Thomas Sineau is a managing intelligence analyst at CB Insights, where he produces data-driven analysis and research reports on how technology is transforming customer engagement, including digital services, loyalty & rewards, and personalization, among others.

Prior to joining CB Insights, he worked in London as an Investment Analyst at REV Venture Partners focusing on early-stage investments and at Deutsche Bank where he was part of the Consumer & Retail Investment Banking team. Thomas holds a MSc from the Université Paris-Dauphine in France.