Driving Success on Marketplaces - Sydney

Enjoy networking with like-minded peers and take away tactics from industry leaders on how you can reach maximum ROI on your Marketplaces.

MerchantSpring supported by Payoneer, Similar Web and Fusion Factory, are bringing together ecommerce experts in Sydney to provide attendees useful tips and tricks to help you drive success on marketplaces.

You will hear from some of the top industry leaders in retail, eCommerce, digital and marketplace. Don't miss the opportunity to network with serious leaders in ecommerce and exchange practical ideas that you can apply to improve your ecommerce strategy!

Introducing our event panelists;

Carina Ton Micheal

APG & Co

Group Head of Digital Projects

Carina has spent over 8 years working on high-profile eCommerce transformation initiatives with major retailers within Australia and Asia Pacific including David Jones, Coles, Ralph Lauren, Myer and APG & Co brands Sportscraft, Saba and Jag. Previously part of IBM’s Smarter Commerce Consulting practice, she is now currently the Head of Digital Projects at APG & Co Pty Ltd.

Jeremy Neyman

Ebay

Head of Partnerships

Jeremy is a highly motivated digital commerce and advertising professional with 14 years of experience in the e-commerce, digital and online marketing industry. From managing online retail businesses to digital marketing sales, digital advertising operations and digital content creation, Jeremy has worked for Ninemsn, Catcha Digital, Qantas and is currently the Senior Manager, Advertising & SMB Retail Partnerships for eBay Australia.

Lilian Sun

Brita

Head of Digital Marketing

Lilian currently leads the e-Commerce, digital and content strategies as the Senior Digital Marketing Manager for BRITA Water Filters Australia/New Zealand, a leading water filtration company. With over 13 years of marketing experience in category and management, Lilian has previously worked for international consumer brands such as Philips, Breville and LG Electronics Australia.

Social drinks from 5:30pm and the panel discussion will commence at 6pm.

Food and drinks provided.