Vladimir Schumiacher

Vladimir Schumiacher has extensive experience in marketing and digital management roles. Vladimir started their career as an Intern at Robert Bosch and then worked as a Project Employee at Dremel Europe, where they focused on brand communication and online presence improvement. Vladimir later joined Epson Europe B.V. as an Intern in Product Marketing. After that, Vladimir worked at Brown-Forman as a Brand Management Executive, gaining experience in FMCG industry through brand management and digital marketing projects.

Vladimir then joined Avis Budget Group EMEA as a Marketing Management Graduate, where they oversaw social media campaigns, managed budgets, and launched regional social media campaigns. Vladimir then moved to Unilever as a Global Digital Assistant Brand Manager, where they championed digital initiatives, managed website launches, and digital campaigns.

Next, Vladimir joined Aspria as a Digital Manager, responsible for optimizing the digital user journey and enhancing reporting capabilities across media channels. Vladimir also developed social media and reputation management strategies.

Before their current role, Vladimir worked at Delinian as a Global Senior Marketing Manager, where they expanded their scope to focus on building a seamless user experience and customer journey across all channels. Vladimir also led the standardization of the Martech stack and reporting capabilities.

Currently, Vladimir works as the Director of Marketing Operations at Altrata.

Vladimir Schumiacher completed their education with the following degrees: Master of Science (MSc) in International Marketing from Newcastle University (2014-2015), DESEM (Diplôme des Etudes Supérieures Européennes de Management) in International Business Management French-Dutch from NEOMA Business School (2011-2013), Bachelor of Business Administration (B.B.A.) in International Business and Management from Avans University of Applied Sciences (2009-2013). Vladimir also obtained their Abitur from Max-Planck-Gymnasium Trier in 2009.