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German, English
Linda is the project lead for Euromonitor's global soft drinks research. In addition to her core research responsibilities, she actively supports her sales colleagues through collaborative client engagements. She is also responsible for English to German translations in the company’s Düsseldorf office.
Linda advises clients across the DACH-region on a range of industries. Her main focus is on soft drinks and how sustainability and changing legislation are impacting the industry. Another key focus is the development of the German cannabis industry in the context of changing regulation. Having studied History and Cultural Studies, Linda has a deep understanding of the consumer mindset. Before joining Euromonitor, Linda worked as a teacher while studying, and as a client support professional at Tiffany & Co in London.
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