Savitree Pupatwibul Research Analyst
tokyo
Thai, English, Japanese
About Savitree
Pom now serves as a Data Analyst, building POS data systematisation and automation to maximise the benefits of cross-industry sources, while freeing her other colleagues to focus on building client relationships.
Pom comes from a research background, where she covered cooking ingredients and meals, fresh food and consumer foodservice, to offer clients a comprehensive understanding of market trends, prospects and the competitive landscape in Japan, with a particular interest in sustainability and wellness. Pom has had occasion to share her insights on the Japanese market with global clients. Her insight has also proven beneficial in informing research across Euromonitor's offices.
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