Connections, a private networking community for decision-makers in high-end travel, has announced that Robbie Jones, a former Salesperson of the Year for Reed Exhibitions, is taking up the new role of head of the company’s commercial team. Jones has worked as Sales Manager for International Jewellery at Reed Exhibitions and, in his new role as Head of Sales for Connections, will take full responsibility for all commercial aspects of the brand as well as working with senior management to implement a number of strategic initiatives in coming months. Jones said: “I am confident that I will be able to further enhance brand growth as well as support the wider management team in driving the brand forward and utilising all of the commercial opportunities available to them.” Micaela Giacobbe, founder of Connections, added: “We are absolutely delighted to be welcoming Robbie into our Connections family and we are very excited about the wealth of experience in the luxury sector that he will bring to the team.” Visit: www.weareconnections.com
Robbie Jones to head up Connections commercial team
Connections, a private networking community for decision-makers in high-end travel, has announced that Robbie Jones, a former Salesperson of the Year for Reed Exhibitions, is taking up the new role of head of the company’s commercial team.
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