Jane Moore

Central Analyst

Headquarters - London

English

Jane contributes to the writing, proofreading and editing of country reports, with a focus on Euromonitor's top 25 markets.

Jane uses her extensive experience writing, proofreading and editing to produce high-quality country reports for clients. Prior to her role as a Central Analyst for Euromonitor, Jane was a freelance proofreader for the company for 14 years, giving her considerable experience in writing, proofreading and editing country reports.

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