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Google and ICA Executives Join Retail Technology Expo 2026 Speaker Roster

Retail Technology Expo 2026 adds over 50 speakers, including executives from Google, ICA, and AllSaints, alongside new partnerships with SAP and Deloitte.

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·May 9, 2026·2 min read
Google and ICA Executives Join Retail Technology Expo 2026 Speaker Roster
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2026 Program Expansion Highlights AI and Logistics

The Retail Technology Expo has confirmed over 50 new speakers for its 2026 edition in Stockholm. The additions represent a broad cross-section of the retail value chain, including executives from Google, ICA, Mathem, and J.Lindeberg.

High-level leadership joins the roster with Maria Börjesson (CEO, Netigate), Kristofer Arwin (VD, Trustvoice), and David von Laskowski (President and CEO, Greenfood Group). The program also integrates technical perspectives on artificial intelligence and cybersecurity through representatives from AI Sweden, Recorded Future, and AstraZeneca.

International retail strategies will be a focal point, featuring Stuart Trevor, founder of AllSaints, and Charlotte Munro of Booking.com, who will discuss product marketing and AI innovation. Specific industry tracks have also been bolstered by specialists from PostNord, Ericsson, and the MACH Alliance.

Village Partners and New Sponsors

In tandem with the speaker updates, several organizations have joined as "Village" partners and sponsors. These include Deloitte, Conscia Sverige, SAP Sweden, and Manhattan. These partnerships integrate specific expertise into the exhibition floor, linking expert presentations with technical demonstrations in dedicated zones.

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