Jeremy Roberts

Jeremy Roberts

Senior Reports Editor

London

English, German

Jeremy is Senior Reports Editor at Euromonitor International. He authors a diverse range of report content and strategic writing for Euromonitor’s Passport system and E.Com.

Jeremy has been producing content for the Reports Team since 2002. During this time, he has written, edited and proofread a vast body of work, encompassing country reports, regional briefings, global company profiles, amongst other strategic content, and has worked across all industries and geographies researched by Euromonitor. Jeremy's background in market research predates his long years of experience at Euromonitor. He has also worked as a freelance translator.

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Global Insight Manager: Toys and Games