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Iris Chan

Iris has 15 years of marketing experience in agencies and consultancies in the North American and Asia Pacific markets, specializing in the luxury category. She has worked closely with brands including Four Seasons Hotels & Resorts, LVMH, Richemont, Ermenegildo Zegna, Christian Louboutin, Estée Lauder Companies and Ralph Lauren. Her marketing experience spans the areas of branding and communication strategy, digital strategy, market research and analysis, media and editorial planning, as well as online and offline activations. Previously based in Shanghai for over five years, Iris now resides in New York.

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Iris
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Partner & Head of International Client Development, DLG

Iris has 15 years of marketing experience in agencies and consultancies in the North American and Asia Pacific markets, specializing in the luxury category. She has worked closely with brands including Four Seasons Hotels & Resorts, LVMH, Richemont, Ermenegildo Zegna, Christian Louboutin, Estée Lauder Companies and Ralph Lauren. Her marketing experience spans the areas of branding and communication strategy, digital strategy, market research and analysis, media and editorial planning, as well as online and offline activations. Previously based in Shanghai for over five years, Iris now resides in New York.

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Iris

DIGITAL

How to court VICs through clienteling?

In a volatile climate, brands across the luxury pyramid are eyeing brand elevation to gain shares of revenue from VICs. While brand elevation essentially boils down to clienteling, what are the main building blocks brands should look at in China?

CONSUMERS

The Chinese Traveller Is A Global Luxury Consumer.

While luxury companies should prepare for the return of the Chinese luxury traveller, their greater ambition should be in leveraging Chinese digital platforms to strengthen their customer relationships, and delivering consistent and cohesive experiences to consumers in both domestic and global settings.