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Natalia is a Client Support Consultant based in Euromonitor’s Düsseldorf office. She specialises in Beauty & Fashion and Tissue & Hygiene, working at the intersection of research and client engagement. Natalia supports regional and global clients by translating complex data into insight-led strategies, delivering impactful solutions and enabling confident, growth-focused decision-making.
Natalia brings over 20 years of FMCG market research experience, with particular expertise in Beauty & Fashion, Tissue & Hygiene, and Consumer Health. She combines deep in-country knowledge with a strong cross-market analytical perspective, identifying emerging trends, innovation patterns and growth opportunities. Natalia is also an experienced presenter and thought leadership contributor, delivering insight-led content that highlights market developments and future directions. Natalia started her career with Euromonitor as an in-country analyst in Ukraine, building deep expertise in primary research, data construction and industry engagement. Since relocating to Düsseldorf in 2022, she has held both analytical and client-facing roles, evolving into a Client Support Consultant position where she combines research excellence with client engagement and commercial impact.
Join this fireside chat with Euromonitor and Colgate-Palmolive to see how credible claims help you drive top-line gains.
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