Roelien von Molendorff

Roelien von Molendorff has a diverse work experience in the marketing industry. Roelien began their career in 2005 as an Assistant Brand Manager at Vivit Foods. Roelien then joined SABMiller, where they held various roles such as Account Manager, Team Leader, and Marketing Manager for Carling Blue Label. At SABMiller, they also served as the Portfolio Innovations Marketing Manager and Castle Lite Brand Campaign Manager, focusing on strategy and innovation. In 2016, Roelien moved to The HEINEKEN Company, where they worked as the Head of Marketing Innovation and later became the Marketing Director. Roelien'sresponsibilities included developing brand strategies, implementing marketing plans, and optimizing innovation. Recently, Roelien joined Pernod Ricard and currently serves as the Head of Global Wine Communication and Delivery Team. Roelien has a strong background in brand strategy, creative content, and market development.

Roelien von Molendorff's education history is as follows:

- In 2023, they attended the WSET School London and obtained a WSET 2 degree.

- In 2022, they completed the Marketing Week Mini MBA with Mark Ritson, earning a Mini MBA in Marketing with a focus on Marketing/Marketing Management.

- In 2015, they attended the GIBS Business School (Gordon Institute of Business Science) and completed the MDP (Management Development Programme).

- In 2004, they obtained a Post Graduate Degree in Strategic Business Management from Vega School, specializing in Strategy and Brand Marketing.

- From 2001 to 2003, they studied at North-West University / Noordwes-Universiteit and earned a B.A. Communication Degree, focusing on Communication and Media Studies.

- In 1996, they completed their high school education with university exemption at High School Brits.

- Additionally, they pursued a Postgraduate Diploma in Strategic Business Management at High School Brits, with the intention of obtaining a B.A. degree at the University of Potchefstroom. The specific duration for this diploma is not mentioned.