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TaskRabbit is "going to be a part of the retail transformation from products to services," company CEO Stacy Brown-Philpot said at an Axios event Wednesday at the University of Michigan.
"Most of our clients are millennials who don’t have time, have extra money, want their services on demand and really just want to set it and forget it."— Stacy Brown-Philpot
Why it matters: TaskRabbit was bought by Ikea earlier this year to help customers assemble the company's furniture.