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NADA 2026: Why Dealers Who Win the Next Decade Will Have Better Discipline, Not More AI

Sleiman Serhan, Director, Product & Strategy, Automotive For years, the automotive industry has heard the same message: AI will change everything. More automation. More personalization. More efficiency. As we head into NADA 2026, a quieter truth is becoming hard to ignore: AI isn’t the advantage anymore. Discipline is.
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The Power of Mentorship and Leadership in Business: How Developing People Drives Organizational Goals

Mentorship and leadership development are essential drivers of a business management strategy and organizational success. When organizations invest in developing people, they strengthen ethical leadership, improve employee engagement, and enhance overall management strategy. At their best, mentors also act as multipliers — leaders who amplify the intelligence, capability, and confidence of everyone around them. These capabilities influence decision-making, accountability, retention, and the ability to reach annual business goals.
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2026 Spring Trends Report

Spring doesn’t hinge on a single shopping moment like Back-to-School or the Winter Holidays do. It unfolds through dozens of fast, purpose-driven decisions that quietly add up over time. As consumers acclimate to 2026, they remain budget-aware while prioritizing health and convenience. Our 2026 Spring Trends Report examines the 3 behaviors shaping spring spending — and how to approach the season strategically.
Inmar Intelligence webinar banner promoting the 2026 Annual Promotion & Shopper Behavior Trends, featuring a mother and child shopping in a grocery store, scheduled for February 26, 2026.

2026 Annual Promotion and Shopper Behavior Trends

A Look Back at a Tumultuous Year and What It Means for What’s Next: After an unpredictable year, 2025 reshaped how shoppers think about value, loyalty, and where, and how, they spend. Economic volatility, shifting priorities, and constant choice pressure pushed shoppers to reevaluate brand relationships. For smaller and emerging CPG brands, these shifts created both new challenges and new opportunities to stand out without the budgets or scale of larger competitors.