Relevance is a sport: Gap’s Richard Dickson on swinging, missing, and winning
Richard Dickson, CEO of Gap Inc., is revitalizing the iconic but stagnant brand by treating it as a cultural storyteller rather than just a retailer, using pop culture relevance, brand love metrics, and bold creative swings to rebuild consumer trust and drive growth.
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