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414. Building the future of digital commerce at Lowe’s

Retail Gets Real · 2026-05-05 · 29 min

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Digital transformation in retail is no longer optional, and few leaders have had a front-row seat to its evolution quite like Joseph Cano, senior vice president of digital commerce at Lowe’s. With technology evolving daily and customer expectations rising just as fast, success comes down to one thing - staying relentlessly focused on the customer. That mindset has shaped every step of Cano’s career, with each experience reinforcing the same lesson: When the customer is at the center, navigating new business models and constant disruption becomes easier. (00:00:00) From retail stores to digital leadership (00:07:19) Launching Lowe’s Marketplace at speed (00:10:13) How AI is reshaping the customer experience (00:16:00) A leadership style built on trust and transparency (00:18:59) Inside the culture driving Lowe’s forward (00:21:25) Staying ahead in a constantly evolving retail landscape (00:23:51) A 10-year prediction for the future of retail The National Retail Federation is the world’s largest retail trade association. Every day, we passionately stand up for the people, policies and ideas that help retail succeed.

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