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Brian Dodge is the chief operating officer for the Retail Industry Leaders Association (RILA). As CEO, he oversees RILA’s public affairs, legal and compliance, human resources and administration, membership, and financial operations. In addition to guiding the development and execution of the association’s public affairs strategy, Dodge is responsible for identifying industry challenges and opportunities, building consensus among member companies, and coordinating activities among partners to achieve shared goals. He can be reached at Brian.Dodge (at) rila.org.
RILA President Brian Dodge

RILA President: Help Retail Workers Help You, Please Wear a Mask

If your choice is to be in public, then please think of those around you, including the retail employees who are working throughout this crisis.
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Retailers Speak Out Against Racism, Pledge to Help Lead Change

Leading retailers are responding publicly to the senseless death of George Floyd and the injustice, anger, and devastation it has uncovered.
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Recovery Requires Getting All Retailers Back to Work

What do an airplane without passengers, a hotel without guests, and a store without shoppers have in common? They are all in big trouble without...

When Building Retail Teams, Experiences Are as Important as Experience

Building and maintaining a diverse and inclusive workplace is only essential for those businesses that want to be successful. If growth and relevance are...
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