Oksana Malynovska

Oksana Malynovska

Director of Insights

Singapore

English, Russian, Ukrainian

Oksana is a Global Director at Euromonitor. Her remit is driving research and building global insights covering industries, economies and consumers.

Oksana leads a team of experts to deliver market, category, economy and consumer intelligence. She also oversees company-wide work on citations globally. In her role, Oksana spends time on team building and people management, alongside research processes and methodology innovation, content and insight creation. She also works closely with commercial teams supporting various formats of client engagement.

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