State of E-commerce in Europe in 2024 Beendet
Mittwoch, 26. Juni 2024 10:00 - 11:00 Masterclass Raum 10
Aussteller: Foxintelligence
Speaker: Dr Matthieu Chouard
Kategorie: Data, Growth, Marketplace
Foxintelligence experts will present an exclusive 2024 ecommerce report covering Germany, France, Italy, Spain, the UK, Ireland, Austria, the Netherlands, and Belgium – providing strategic insights to thrive in the ecommerce landscape.All data presented will be based on the online purchases of a +5M e-shopper panel.You'll discover:
· Category Mix: Evolution of categories throughout H1 2024
· Rankings: Top performers in 2024 across categories
· Marketplaces: Marketplace influence in Europe
· Second-hand Market: Trends in the second-hand market
· New Trends: Social commerce
· And more !
And you'll learn how to:
Maximize performance by understanding your online business categories, best-performing brands & retailers, etc.
Understand penetration and consumer behaviors across generations and countries to better anticipate your next e-commerce strategies
Leverage market best practices for a successful H2 2024
Speakers
Dr Matthieu Chouard SpeakerAussteller
Chief Revenue Officer
Foxintelligence
Matthieu Chouard is an industry veteran with more than 30 years of global leadership in eCommerce, Consumer Intelligence, Personalization, Enterprise Analytics, CRM and Content Management.
Since September 2020, Matthieu Chouard had been the Chief Revenue Officer at Foxintelligence by NielsenIQ, the leader in Consumer Intelligence for eCommerce.
In this role, Matt is responsible for driving Foxintelligence sales and marketing strategy and for accelerating growth, whilst also expanding the customer base across the world.
Previously, he served as Senior Vice President Sales at Tinyclues and prior to that, SVP & General Manager EMEA at RichRelevance and Vice President of Sales at SAP. A keen photographer, Matt also has a passion for sailing, cycling and hiking.
Matthieu received his Masters in Economic Sciences from Universite Pantheon Assas (Paris II) and his diploma in Architecture from Ecole d’Architecture de Paris-Malaquais.