Jason "Retailgeek" Goldberg is the Chief Commerce Strategy Officer at Publicis Groupe, a global marketing and digital transformation agency. Goldberg is recognized for his deep expertise in e-commerce, retail strategy, customer experience, and digital innovation. He often shares insights and trends in the retail industry through speaking engagements, his podcast ("The Jason & Scot Show"), and on social media, where he's popularly known as "Retailgeek." With extensive experience in both the strategic and operational aspects of retail and e-commerce, Jason Goldberg has become a go-to expert for companies looking to navigate the digital transformation of the retail landscape.

In November of 2015, I started a podcast focused on e-commerce and digital retail with Scot Wingo, Founder and Executive Chairman at Channel Advisor, called the Jason & Scot Show. Today the podcast is the top ranked e-commerce podcast on itunes. You can also find us on Google Play, Soundcloud, and wherever fine podcast can be found.http://jasonandscot.com

Shop.org, the digital division of the National Retail Federation, is the preeminent member-driven association for e-commerce and multichannel retailers. Shop.org’s exclusive focus is to provide a forum for executives to share information, lessons-learned, new perspectives, insights and intelligence about online and multichannel retailing.

Retailgeek Consulting LLC is a shopper marketing consulting practice focused on in-store and mobile shopping experiences.

Helping clients deliver great shopping experiences across all touch-points. I lead the Commerce & Content practice at SapientRazorfish. Helping clients transform their business via shopper marketing and content marketing best practices.

At CrossView we provide world-class solutions enabling Cross Channel Shopping Experiences. I lead a talented team of Strategists and Designers that are helping our clients invent the future of commerce (and we're have fun doing it)!

Oversaw Strategic Planning, Brand Development, Creative Services, and Retail Strategy for Merchandising Technologies, Inc (MTI). MTI is a leading provider of turn-key interactive merchandising solutions for accounts including Wal-Mart, Target, Best Buy, T-Mobile, Radio Shack, Microsoft, and Sony.

Brand and Product Development for a provider of interactive merchandising systems to retailers. Developed the nations first wireless wide area network based interactive digital signage solution which was deployed by Proctor & Gamble, Levi's Strauss & Co, and Leiner Health Products. Imagicast was formerly Telescan Systems.

Brand and Product Development for a leading provider of listening stations and interactive merchandising tools for music retailers. Telescan pioneered the use of listening stations to merchandise music. Clients included MusicLand, TransWorld Music, Best Buy, and Wal-Mart. Telescan was twice ranked the second fastest growing privately held company in the San Francisco Bay area. In 1999 Telescan became Imagicast.

Visual Merchandising, Promotions, and Strategic Partnerships. Launched 500 store Blockbuster Music concept, re-branded 4000 Blockbuster Video Stores, developed Blockbuster Videogame World Championships promotion, and managed a $50MM joint venture with IBM to develop a digital distribution system for music, video, and videogame products.

Line of Business Manager for the Entertainment Software Retail Segment of a database aggregator, information provider, and strategic consulting firm. Entertainment Segment provided database services use for merchandising and point of sales system for pre-recorded music and video retailers including Blockbuster Entertainment and The Musicland Group. Developed the industry's first touch screen kiosk for shopping for music and video products.

Managed multiple sales channels (retail dealer network, VAR/Integrator network, Mass Merchant accounts, distributor channel, and major account sales) for the Western United States, for an international computer manufacturer.

Store Manager for a 50,000 sq ft big box computer retail concept store. First retailer to introduce training centers, cafes, and professionals services bureau's in store. Pioneered the use of co-op marketing and vendor managed inventory practices in the computer retail segment. The store concept was eventually sold to Tandy who implemented the concept as ComputerCity Superstores (now CompUSA), and Incredible Universe (now Fry's Electronics).