23-25 April 2024
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Sarah
Kloepfer
Executive Creative Director at Deeplocal
"The Multi-Sensory Future: Customer, Employee, and Guest Engagement"
"The Multi-Sensory Future: Customer, Employee, and Guest Engagement"
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Session: The Multi-Sensory Future: Customer, Employee, and Guest Engagement
Sarah will give attendees a bird’s eye view of how blending research, architecture and design, and creative/ emergent technology are the secret sauce to creating lasting, emotional impact between businesses and their customers and employees. The blending of these disciplines is a burgeoning practice that will dominate physical spaces in the coming years and decades. In the past, we have created spaces, like offices and retail, as four walls and a roof – largely lacking in strategic design driven by brands’ key narratives. Sarah will challenge audiences and upend their thinking to see spaces as canvases for connecting brands with audiences and telling their stories. At Deeplocal, we are redesigning the world around us and invite audiences to peek into the future of workplaces and customer experience.Key Takeaways
- How spaces (offices, retail, public space) can tell stories and forge connections.
- Visual cues – what they are and what they do.
- Why art and technology are not mutually exclusive in architecture and design.
- How and what strategic research should inform customer/ employee engagement in physical spaces.
Bio
Sarah Kloepfer is an Executive Creative Director at Deeplocal, an award-winning creative technology and experience design company. Drawing from her background in art history and 3D design, Sarah harmonizes strategic research, visual cues, and creative concepts. She has worked on projects in the US and Europe for Google, Mercedes-Benz, T-Mobile, ABB, LEGO, ADT, the Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County, and the German National Museum of History.