Join four leading experts as they delve into the evolving health and wellness landscape, focusing on the expansion from trends to consumer lifestyles. Key topics include the ambiguity of wellness concepts, women's health, self-care at home, and the evolution of health-conscious eating.
Uncovering the future of health and wellness as consumers take control of their health through holistic, long-term solutions. Our experts discuss the factors behind this consumer behavior and the manifestation of wellness his lifestyle in other industries. We also discuss unique challenges and opportunities for brands within and outside the health and wellness industry.
Join the panel discussion:
Irina Barbalova, Global Lead – Health & Beauty
Maria Mascaraque, Industry Manager – Food and Nutrition
Matthew Oster, Senior Director of Consumer Health
Jessica Ridenour, Multimedia Producer
Nick Stene, Senior Industry Manager – Home & Garden
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