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Oceane Nguyen
Senior AnalystSingapore
English, Vietnamese
Oceane is responsible for research in the Philippines and Vietnam, but also leads data diligence across Southeast Asian markets.
Oceane specialises in the food, beverage and tobacco industries. She employs multi-source approaches to improve data quality, including cross-industry comparisons with beauty and fashion, as well as macroeconomic indicators, such as inflation and income levels. Oceane has considerable depth of research experience, including a keen interest in consumer health and beauty and personal care industries. Her knowledge and understanding have seen her develop perceptive thought leadership in emergent food and nutrition topics; one notable example being the concept of Mindful Eating, which is a good illustration of her utilising cross-industry knowledge, with observations also relevant to beauty and consumer health.
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