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PERSONNEL MEET THE TEAM: Nintendo UK Sales Team
What are your strengths? Our analytical approach and consistent agenda for research, review and improvement helps us to understand the consumer and also gain a solid long- term view of the overall gaming market. We work closely with our marketing teams and agencies to deliver great gaming platforms and content to our retail partners.
What is your biggest achievement?
The team has assisted the resurgence of Nintendo over the last five years to establish the Wii and DS formats as leading market games platforms. As a response to the continued growth, we have recently
Neil Schofield National Account Manager
doubled our team in size with the inclusion of a new trade marketing team for increased customer focus.
Eric Nicholson Junior Account Manager
What are you working on? We are currently shaping our strategy for the launch of 3DS in March 2011,
Karen Ionescu Channel Sales Manager calling on the vast
experience of the new team with the addition of four account managers and the
Dom Gross Channel Sales Manager
new trade marketing function to ensure that 3DS benefits from a very different and exciting launch.
John Donnellan Channel Sales Manager
Andy Yates Sales Director
Ben Taylor Head of Trade Marketing Ian McMillan Trade & Merchandising Manager Claire Harker Junior Account Manager
Martin Marriott Channel Sales Manager
Jonathan Stanton National Account Manager
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1st Floor the Oracle Building, Oracle Drive, Blythe Valley Park, Shirley, Solihull, West Midlands B90 8AD Telephone: 0121 506 9585
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December – 9.00am – 2.30pm
20th-23rd December – 9.00am – 6.00pm 24th December – CLOSED 27th December – CLOSED 28th December – CLOSED 29th-30th December – 9.00am – 5.30pm 31st December – CLOSED 3rd January 4th
– CLOSED January – Normal trading hours recommence
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