Tory Burch Wants You to Get Out and Vote

The video discusses the low voter turnout in the US and explores potential solutions, such as changing voting days and corporate initiatives like those at Tory Burch. It highlights the importance of political participation and addresses the challenges faced by the retail industry, including the impact of ecommerce and the need for technological adaptation.

What historical reason is given for voting on Tuesdays in the United States?

• It was chosen to align with European voting days.

• It was the most convenient day for urban workers.

• It was based on agricultural schedules from 200 years ago.

• It was a day when most people were off work.

How did Tory Burch address the issue of voter participation among its employees?

• By holding voting workshops in the office.

• By organizing transportation to polling stations.

• By providing time off and helping with registration.

• By offering financial incentives for voting.

What has been the reaction from other companies to Tory Burch's voting initiative?

• Only small companies have shown interest.

• Several have joined the initiative.

• Many have criticized it as partisan.

• They have largely ignored it.

What is one major challenge facing the retail industry according to the transcript?

• Increased competition from local stores.

• High employee turnover rates.

• The rise of online shopping and companies like Amazon.

• Lack of innovation in product design.

How is Tory Burch adapting to changes in the retail environment?

• By reducing product prices to compete with online retailers.

• By expanding into new international markets.

• By closing physical stores and focusing solely on online sales.

• By hiring a Chief Technology Officer and enhancing the customer experience.