Sean Kreidler

Sean Kreidler Head of Research

tokyo

English, Spanish, Castilian

About Sean

Sean leads Euromonitor's syndicated market research product and service offering for Japan. He develops expert analyst teams that produce insightful market research to inform our clients' business decisions.

Expertise

Sean is responsible for delivering high quality market intelligence to a diverse client base across 30 fast moving consumer goods and services industries. Sean previously led market research projects on a variety of consumer industries across 20 countries in the Americas.

Related to Consumer Appliances

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Top Three Trends in Households

Anjali Jain

Anjali Jain

18 Jun 24

Households are undergoing significant transformations globally, influenced by the shifts in demographics, economics, and technology. With ageing populations and smaller household sizes becoming more prevalent, there is growing demand for personalised products and services that cater to individual needs. Consumers are particularly interested in devices and appliances that enhance connectivity and offer convenience in their daily lives, reflecting a broader trend towards customisation and efficiency in consumer preferences.

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Safety Concerns Mount as Chinese Cross-Border E-Commerce Sales Surge in South Korea

Chloe Bang

Chloe Bang

18 Jun 24

In South Korea, cross-border e-commerce sales into the country are rapidly increasing across product categories from home care to small appliances. This is due primarily to the growing popularity of Chinese-affiliated e-commerce marketplace platforms, which are winning adherents thanks to their offer of sometimes shockingly low prices.

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Top Three Megatrends Shaping Asia Pacific by 2032

Rachel He

Rachel He

14 Jun 24

Technology breakthrough especially in AI, lifestyle changes after the pandemic, and the rise of Gen Z have been driving Digital Living, Shopper Reinvented and Personalisation in Asia Pacific. Euromonitor has identified these megatrends as the top three influential ones transforming the region’s future towards 2032. Truly engaging, customised and responsible customer relationships and shopping experience should be prioritised by businesses in order to grow.

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