Consumer Goods & Retail Expert Jean Louis Delamarre Joins Zeotap as Senior Advisor & Shareholder
by on 9th Feb 2024 in News
Zeotap, the enterprise customer data solutions provider, is proud to announce a significant addition to its panel of strategic advisors and shareholders. Jean Louis Delamarre, an acclaimed leader in the world of retail and brand building, joins Zeotap to lend his strategic thinking to Zeotap's mission of expanding its presence within the retail industry.
With an impressive career spanning 28 years and a reputation for successfully building brands internationally, accelerating retail and digital growth, and developing organisations, Jean Louis Delamarre brings a wealth of experience to Zeotap. He currently serves as the global chief commercial officer of Hublot, a wholly owned subsidiary of the French luxury conglomerate LVMH. Previously, he held executive roles during his nine-year tenure at Lacoste, including CEO EMEA and executive VP of global markets & distribution, and prior to that at Procter & Gamble, including global commercial leader - Baby Care.
At Zeotap, Jean Louis Delamarre will assume the role of senior advisor and shareholder, focusing on forging strategic partnerships with major international retailers.
Daniel Heer, CEO and founder of Zeotap, said, "We are delighted to have Jean Louis Delamarre on our team as a senior advisor. His extensive experience in brand building, retail expansion, and global leadership within the luxury industry aligns perfectly with our vision. With Jean Louis' guidance, we are confident in our ability to win further retail market share."
In response, Jean Louis Delamarre said, "I am excited to continue my journey with Zeotap as senior advisor and shareholder. My extensive expertise is geared towards guiding and helping Zeotap CDP's footprint expand in the retail sector. I firmly believe that efficient and secure data management is paramount for success in retail, and Zeotap CDP is a proven top performing solution to accelerate retail businesses to new heights."
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