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Bogdanas Poletajevas
Senior AnalystVilnius
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Bogdanas is a Senior Research Analyst at Euromonitor International, based in the company’s Vilnius office. He is responsible for leading research efforts in the Central and Eastern Europe region covering the drinks and tobacco industries.
Bogdanas is responsible for commissioning research into non-alcoholic drinks, alcoholic drinks and tobacco in select markets in Central and Eastern Europe region, and is part of Euromonitor’s central project team for tobacco research. His expertise lies in market research, data analysis and forecasting. He has a deep understanding and interest in consumer behaviour and industry trends, both within his area of geographic specialism and on a global level.
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