Clarissa Nicklaus Senior Consultant
düsseldorf
French, German, English, Portuguese
About Clarissa
As part of her current role, Clarissa is responsible for mentoring the newer employees in the company's Düsseldorf office. She is also responsible for project management across research industries and engaging with clients as necessary. She has a particularly acute focus on data analytics.
Expertise
Clarissa's experience at Euromonitor International has spanned multiple research industries, with a recent focus on home and tech. Since joining Euromonitor's Düsseldorf office, she now supports in other relevant projects, including beauty and personal care, pet care and travel, amongst others. Clarissa has worked in a variety of different roles since starting at Euromonitor, ranging from analyst to manager before a new role in France as an in-country analyst directly involved in building research, data and analysis through in-the-field discussion and interview with leading industry players. She joined the Düsseldorf office as a Senior Consultant. Her various roles have included direct research, commissioning, client contact, presenting at conferences, recruiting and mentoring.
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