Chloe Zhu
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Chloe Zhu

Analyst

Shanghai

Chinese, English

Chloe is a Research Analyst based in Shanghai. She has a comprehensive understanding of the Chinese market in beauty and fashion. Equipped with solid skills and client-facing experience, she has also accumulated strong regional knowledge covering these industries.

Chloe’s key responsibilities include primary and secondary research, market sizing, data manipulation, competitor analysis and project management. Chloe holds a bachelor’s degree in Economics from Zhejiang University and a master’s degree in Engineering from Columbia University. Prior to Euromonitor, she worked as a consultant in New York and Shanghai.

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