C. Josef Lamy GmbH
Rebecca Xie has extensive experience in international sales, e-commerce, and marketing across various industries. Currently serving in the International Sales & E-Commerce role at C. Josef Lamy GmbH since July 2019, Rebecca previously held positions such as E-Commerce Business Development Manager at dm-drogerie markt GmbH + Co. KG and roles at Roche focused on global marketing and HR marketing. Rebecca was also a co-founder of Circuit Art, a startup utilizing Augmented Reality technology. Earlier career phases included leadership and category management positions at The Dairy Farm Group and 7-Eleven, among others. Rebecca holds multiple degrees, including an MSc in Management from the University of Mannheim and an MBA from the MIT Sloan-Lingnan program.
C. Josef Lamy GmbH
Around the world the LAMY brand stands for high-quality designer writing instruments with a timelessly modern aesthetic and perfect functionality. Its success story began over 50 years ago with the LAMY 2000: the model was the foundation stone laid in 1966 for the clear, unmistakable design language which still characterises the style of all Lamy products today – Lamy design. As an independent family company, since its foundation in 1930 Lamy has been firmly committed to Heidelberg as the company base, guaranteeing consistently premium quality "Made in Germany". With an annual production of over 8 million writing instruments and a turnover of over 118 million euros in 2018, Lamy is today not only the market leader in Germany, it has also developed to become a sought-after brand around the world. Premium Writing recorded growth of 30% in the previous year. Lamy generates a good half of its turnover abroad. The brand is now represented in more than 80 countries with over 15,600 sales outlets worldwide, including around 200 mono-brand stores. Alongside all this, the company – not least through the release of a Special Edition each year – is constantly setting new trends and inspiring handwriting fans around the world with innovative colours and surfaces. This is how Lamy is able to continuously reinvent itself and prove that a writing tool is more than an object of utility: it is a genuine lifestyle accessory which lends expression to the joy of writing by hand and underlines the individuality of its owner.