Nicholas Hall, chairman and CEO of the Nicholas Hall Group of Companies, tells this week’s Video Forum about how the self-care category performed during the COVID pandemic and assesses its prospects now that a new normal is beginning to emerge. In the first installment of a two-part interview, Hall also discusses Americans’ embrace of self-care, the impact of e-commerce on the over-the-counter drug business, and the state of the supply chain.
Video Forum: Nicholas Hall, Nicholas Hall Group of Companies, Part 1
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