Marloes Dobbe

Marloes Dobbe has a diverse and extensive work experience. Marloes started their career as an intern at Nyenrode Business Universiteit in 2008. Marloes then interned at L'Oréal as a Marketing intern until 2009. Following that, they worked as an Intern Online Marketing at Q&A Research & Consultancy until 2010.

In 2011, Marloes joined HEMA as a Management Trainee and later became a Marketing Manager in 2013. During their time at HEMA, they worked on various projects, including the design and development of new concepts for the E-commerce department.

Marloes then moved to Coolblue in 2014, where they initially served as a Conversion Manager. Marloes quickly progressed to become a Content Marketing Manager, responsible for managing a team of copywriters and video makers. Later, they became a Brand Manager, overseeing the creation, production, and media strategies in the Netherlands and Belgium. Finally, they held the position of Head of Brand Marketing, where they managed a large team of marketers, designers, and producers, and was responsible for the overall (digital) marketing strategy.

In 2019, Marloes joined Crisp as a Head of Marketing, and later became the Marketing Director. Crisp is a supermarket app that focuses on delivering fresh, seasonal, and affordable products from independent producers to families in the Netherlands. In their role, Marloes contributed to making good food more accessible to people.

Throughout their career, Marloes has gained extensive experience in various aspects of marketing, including strategy, creation, production, and managing large teams. Marloes has also demonstrated their ability to lead and deliver successful marketing campaigns in both local and international markets.

Marloes Dobbe completed their education with a Bachelor of Sciences (BSc) degree in Economics from the University of Utrecht, where they studied from 2004 to 2008. Marloes then pursued further education at the University of Amsterdam, earning a Master of Sciences (MSc) degree in Business Studies from 2009 to 2010.