Georgij Grebinskij Research Manager
vilnius
Lithuanian, English, Russian
About Georgij
Georgij is a Research Manager at Euromonitor International's Vilnius office. He manages a team of experienced analysts, who conduct research in drinks and tobacco industries in Eastern Europe and the Nordic countries
Georgij is responsible for the content and quality of Euromonitor International’s research for alcoholic drinks, soft drinks and hot drinks, and tobacco industries. Prior to joining Euromonitor International, Georgij worked in a market research company focusing on panel studies, as well as a sales consultant in telemarketing. For the last seven years, Georgij has been a part of beverages and tobacco research at Euromonitor.
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