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Drapers Digital Festival Sample Attendees List 2016 DRAPERS DIGITAL FESTIVAL SAMPLE ATTENDEES LIST 2016 Chief Executive 5Lux Director A Hume Country Clothing E-Commerce Manager Abi Fisher Senior Global Ecommerce Operations Manager Agent Provocateur Web Trading Manager Agent Provocateur Brand Experience Director All Saints Global Director Of Digital & Technology AllSaints Global Head Of Digital AllSaints European Category Leader – UK Clothing & New EU Fashion Categories Amazon Category Leader - Uk Apparel Amazon Head Of Vendor Management - UK Apparel Amazon Head Of Womenswear - UK Apparel Amazon Commercial Director Amazon Uk Account Manager Amazon Head Of Global Partnerships Amazon Senior Wholesale Co-Ordinator Amazon Wholesale and Franchise Amazon Head Of Global Sports Sales Amazon Head Of Marketing Amazon Head Of Vendor Management - Apparel Amazon E-Commerce Manager Aquascutum Senior Director George.Com, George Ecommerce ASDA (George Ecommerce) Snr Manager E-Commerce Business Change ASDA (George Ecommerce) Snr Merchandiser George.Com ASDA (George Ecommerce) Snr Manager Storefront & Business Intelligence ASDA (George Ecommerce) Snr Manager Proposition & Optimisation ASDA (George Ecommerce) Snr Manager George.Com ASDA (George Ecommerce) Manager - Online Customer Experience ASDA (George Ecommerce) Online Snr Mercgandiser ASDA (George Ecommerce) Website Manager ASDA (George Ecommerce) Website Manager - George.Com Clothing ASDA (George Ecommerce) Owner Atterley.com Chairman Atterley.com Director Bells shoes Sales and Business Development Manager Bells shoes Senior Sales and Business Development Manager Bells shoes Vp, Client Belstaff CEO Bonmarché Head Of Retail Boxpark Web Editor Braintree Clothing Retail and Customer Services Director Bravissimo Customer Services Manager Bravissimo Training Assistant Bravissimo Customer Services Consultant Bravissimo Customer Services Consultant Bravissimo E-Commerce Director Cath Kidston Ecomm Director Cath Kidston E-Commerce Director Charles Clinkard Digital Marketing Coordinator Charles Clinkard Head Of Marketing Chester Barrie Digital & Brand Director Childrensalon Owner Childrensalon Chief Executive Childrensalon Head Of Communications Childrensalon Head Of Digital Childrensalon PR Manager Childrensalon Group Vice President – Global Ecommerce Transformation Clarks Head Of Ecommerce COACH Head Of Finance Coast Head Of Digital Coast Head Of Marketing Coast Head Of Ecommerce Crew Clothing Web Trading Manager Crew Clothing Store Manager and Operations Manager DAKS PR Manager DAKS Marketing Assistant DAKS Marketing Manager DC Brands Director DC Brands Snr Customer Experience and Delivery Manager Debenhams Head Of Digital Design & Content Debenhams Customer Experience and Delivery Manager Debenhams Multichannel Manager Debenhams Ux Manager Debenhams Ux Designer Debenhams Customer Experience and Delivery Coordinator Debenhams Senior Customer Experience and Delivery Coordinator Debenhams Ui Designer Debenhams Digital Merchandiser Dorothy Perkins Online Trading Manager Dorothy Perkins Merchandiser Dorothy Perkins Senior Digital Marketing Manager Dorothy Perkins Marketing Manager Douglas & Grahame Director Of Ecommerce Dune Group Digital Marketing Manager Dune Group Insights Manager Dune Group Head Of Ecommerce East Senior Digital Marketing Manager East Operations and Content Manager East Co-Founder Enclothed Talent Acquisition Executive Farfetch Course Leader Fashion Retail Academy Enterprises Founder and Chief Executive Finery Marketing Manager Finery Business Intelligence Manager Finery Global Digital Director FitFlop Global Head Of Digital FitFlop Managing Director Foam and Substance Senior Online Trading Manager Fortnum & Mason Web Analyst Fortnum & Mason Head Of Digital GLD Group Marketing Manager GLD Group Online Marketing Executive UK + Ireland H&M Online Manager UK + Ireland H&M Online Marketing Executive UK + Ireland H&M Online Manager UK + Ireland H&M Ecommerce Merchandise Manager Hackett Head Of International & Franchise Hackett Ltd Assistant Merchandiser - Ecommerce Hackett Ltd Digital Content Editor Hackett Ltd Product Content Coordinator Hackett Ltd Head Of Content and Editorial Harrods.Com Harrods Director Of Harrods.Com Harrods Head Of Editorial & Content Harrods Fashion Assistant Harrods Head Of Online Marketing Harrods Online Campaign Manager Harrods Lead Designer Harrods Mid-Weight Digital Designer Harrods Lead Ui Developer Harrods Head Of Online Trade and Merchandising Harrods Socail Media Manager Harrods Head Of E-Commerce Henri Lloyd Garment Technologist Hobbs Director Of Customer Insight House of Fraser Director Of Consumer Insights House of Fraser Customer Director House of Fraser Director Of Digital Product House of Fraser Director Of Customer Insight House of Fraser Head Of Customer Acquisition House of Fraser Head Of Creative - Visual Operations House of Fraser Head Of Online Category Management House of Fraser Content Manager - Brand, Digital 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Smartphone Apps Product Owner John Lewis CRM Manager John Lewis Ux Designer John Lewis Head Of Online Product John Lewis Product Owner John Lewis Business Analyst Scrum Master John Lewis Business Analyst Scrum Master John Lewis Developer John Lewis Designer John Lewis Project Manager John Lewis Crm Manager John Lewis Mobile Apps Product Owner John Lewis Omni-Channel Operations Manager Joseph Online Marketing Manager Joseph Director Of Direct Joules Assistant Customer Acquisition Manager Joules Customer Data/Web Analyst Joules Director Of Direct Joules Marketing Manager, Retail & Shows Joules Ecommerce Marketing Manager Joules Social Media and PR Assistant Joules Assistant Customer Acquisition Manager Joules Senior Press Officer Joules Ecommerce Project Manager Joules Junior Html Developer Joules Digital Marketing Administrator Joules Omni-Channel Executive Karen Millen Omni-Channel Executive Karen Millen Omni-Channel Executive Karen Millen Chief Executive Koovs.com Graphic Designer Magee Visual Merchandiser And Media Assistant, Magee CEO and Founder Mallzee CEO Mallzee Partnership Exec Mallzee Press Relations Mallzee Director Of M&S.Com Marks & Spencer Head Of Retail Operations Marks & Spencer Communications Manager Marks & Spencer Acting Editor Marks & Spencer Global Head Of Publishing Marks & Spencer Head Of Venture Labs Marks & Spencer Head Stylist, Tuesday Marks & Spencer Mobile Product Owner Marks & Spencer Product Owner Marks & Spencer Digital Corporate Press Officer Marks & Spencer Director M&S Digital Marks and Spencer Online Optimisation Manager Marks and Spencer Operations Development Manager Marks and Spencer Corporate Press Officer (Digital) Marks and Spencer Merchandiser Matalan Head Of Ecommerce Matalan Omni Channel Strategic Development Manager Matalan Merchandising Manager Menswear EMEA Michael Kors Digital Strategy & Innovation Manager Michael Kors Brand Marketing Manager Michael Kors European Head Of Ecommerce MILLENNIAL BRANDS INTERNATIONAL European Marketing Manager MILLENNIAL BRANDS INTERNATIONAL Online Content Manager Mint Velvet Digital Marketing Manager Mint Velvet Founder Mish Retail Head Of Ecommerce Missguided Commercial Manager Missguided Senior Optimisation Specialist Missguided Ecommerce Manager Missguided CEO Missguided Head Of E-Commerce Missguided CFO Missguided CTO Missguided Buying Director Missguided Merchandising Director Missguided Consultant Missguided Commercial Finance Director Missguided Operations Director Missguided Retail Director Missguided Chief Executive Motion Global Social Media Content Manager MRPORTER.COM Editor, The Daily At MR PORTER MRPORTER.COM Head Of Digital N Brown Group Brand and Advertising Manager For Simply Be N Brown Group Ecommerce Director New Look Digital Product Manager New Look Head Of Customer Proposition and Delivery New Look Head Of Customer Service New Look Head Of Ecommerce Trade New Look Senior Digital Marketing Manager New Look Senior Content & Design Manager New Look Ecommerce Director New Look Head Of Trade | Ecommerce Newlook Digital Solutions Manager Newlook Digital Solution Analyst Newlook Marketing Manager Next Retail New Business Manager Next Retail Chief Operating Officer Oasis and Warehouse Head Of Ecommerce Orlebar Brown Digital Marketing Manager Orlebar Brown Customer Services Manager Orlebar Brown Operations Manager Outline UK Retail Manager Paul Smith Assistant Store Manager Paul Smith Digital Marketing Manager Paul Smith Digital Product Marketing Executive Paul Smith Finance Controler Penfield Europe Head Of Online Penfield Europe Head Of Online Penfield Europe Head Of Operations Penfield Europe Director Pink Boutique
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