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In this episode of Commerce Beyond Borders, host Renee Hartman and Chris Baker sit down with Matthew Jung, global president of Jack Wolfskin and Topgolf Callaway Brands. Matthew shares his extensive experience navigating retail and marketing across Asia and Europe, offering unique insights into cultural transformation, brand storytelling, and the evolution of consumer experiences. The conversation explores innovation in digital commerce, sustainability, and the critical importance of understanding local markets and consumer behaviors.
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