What started as a retail display company in 2004 has grown into the most promising omnichannel platform we’ve yet seen. We sat down with Paul Chapuis, founder of OnQ, to ask about his decision to spin out June20 and where he sees retail heading.
“OnQ has become the leading supplier of retail displays for technology goods. We make most of the technology displays for Walmart, showcasing their offerings of Apple products, laptops, phones and home automation systems. We’re behind the technology displays at Sam’s Club too. Oh, we also own the Apple displays in Costco,” mentions Paul. The natural question is how a display company transitioned into an omnichannel innovator.
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