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ACCELERATE YOUR GLOBAL MARKETPLACE SALES

14th MARCH 2019 | QEII CENTRE, LONDON

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JON SNOW

14 March 2019 I
QEII CENTRE, LONDON

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RETAIL WITHOUT BORDERS 2019

Join established international retailers and world leading ecommerce platforms at Europe’s largest online marketplace conference.

Accelerate your online revenue and global brand awareness by selling on the top online marketplaces from around the world.

Plan your strategy for success by tapping into the latest news, insights and updates from world leading online marketplaces.

Great information on where to go first for selling cross borders, people giving information on how customers behave in different countries.

Chloe McLeod, PR Lead at Family Bow

Very good content regarding taking that next step via customer engagement / experience.

Keir Stephenson, International Growth Manager at The Hut Group

Perfect combination of market places opportunities and partners/3rd parties solutions, to make it easy to understand and to execute for the brands

Olivier Thomas Global E-Commerce Manager JDE

Thought the format was excellent and the whole day flowed well and allowed networking in between the planned sessions.

Darrell Arnone, Marketplace Manager EU at Smartbox Group

Very thought provoking and valuable to see what is happening and how to capitalise on shared ideas within own business.

James Gardiner, CEO at Gardiner Bros & Co

No other UK event gathers so many retailers and thought leaders around cross-border eCommerce and marketplaces in one room.

Patrick Eve, Managing Director at Zig Zag Global

We have joined forces with Oban Digital to share key ecommerce insights into the Middle East and North Africa (MENA).

This region not only presents different challenges than in Western countries, it also holds vast opportunities for ecommerce.

In conversation with Weldon Whitener | Price Imparity and the Customer Journey…

In 2016, ecommerce in the Nordics totalled 21.9 billion euros, with Sweden…