INSTORE Online Jewelry Week: Vegas Jewelry Shows ... in Your Living Room

STARTS JUNE 1: 5 days of products and education continuing through Friday, June 5.

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6 years ago

June 1, 2020

INSTORE Staff

INSTORE AND Jewelers Helping Jewelers have teamed up to bring you Online Jewelry Week, which launches on Facebook in just four days.

Beginning June 1, the event brings some of your favorite jewlery manufacturers, designers and service providers together for Desktop Interviews, in which they’ll show you live on camera the newest and best-selling styles. Each day of interviews wraps up with an education session specifically designed to help you navigate these challenging times.

Think of it as all the best the Vegas shows would have had to offer, delivered straight to your living room, store, or even your back deck.

Register at our event website, and have access to the complete schedule and replays of interviews or educations you might have to miss. Watch, comment on or ask questions during the live sessions on INSTORE’s Facebook page, or if you’re a member of the Jewelers Helping Jewelers Facebook group, watch the simulcast here.

The schedule of events includes 20 “desktop interviews”, which feature top industry vendors showing off their latest products, plus well as information-packed education sessions every day at 5 PM EDT:

Monday, June 1, 5 p.m. EDT

The Top 10 Display Mistakes Jewelers Are Making When Reopening for Business
A talk by Larry Johnson, CEO, Larry Johnson Consulting Services

Tuesday, June 2, 5 p.m. EDT

Unlocking the Doors Was Easy; Here’s How to Rebuild Your Business
A talk by Bob Phibbs, CEO, The Retail Doctor

Wednesday, June 3, 5 p.m. EDT

Safe Repair Take-in Procedures in this New Normal and what Profit Opportunities It Brings
A talk by David Geller of JewelerProfit, with TJ Sturm and Jacob Sturm of Sturm Brothers’ Custom Design and Fine Jewelry

Thursday, June 4, 5 p.m. EDT

Brick and Live Stream – Staying Relevant in Our New Marketplace
A talk by Kate Peterson, President and CEO, Performance Concepts

Friday, June 5, 5 p.m. EDT

How to Merchandise and Raise Cash After Reopening Your Store
A talk by Sherry Smith, Director of Business Development, The Edge Retail Academy

And don’t miss a single Desktop Interview with these manufacturers, designers and service providers:

INSTORE Online Jewelry Week: Vegas Jewelry Shows … in Your Living Room

Register today at our special event website to plan your Online Jewelry Week.

Or watch LIVE! on Facebook on INSTORE Magazine or Jewelers Helping Jewelers.

See our full schedule of desktop interviews and education.

INSTORE Online Jewelry Week: Vegas Jewelry Shows … in Your Living Room

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