Sabien Sheridan is the International Digital Director at Reformation, specializing in e-commerce and data-driven commercial strategy. Her career includes leadership roles at RIXO and NET-A-PORTER, building her expertise in digital growth, business insights, and planning. She holds a BSc in Economics & Finance from University College Dublin.
Sabien Sheridan
International Digital Director at Reformation
London, England, United Kingdom
Overview
Topics They Care About
International E-commerce
Her current role as International Digital Director and past experience at Net-a-Porter point to a deep focus on global online retail expansion.
Data-Driven Retail
Previous roles as Business Insights & Data Lead and Commercial Planning Manager show a strong foundation in using data to drive business decisions.
Digital Growth
Her career progression to Head of Digital and now International Digital Director demonstrates a focus on expanding a brand's online presence and revenue.
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Work History
4-2024
International Digital Director at Reformation
3-2022 - 4-2024
Head of Digital (UK & Europe) at Reformation
10-2019 - 6-2022
Business Insights & Data Lead at RIXO
7-2018 - 10-2019
Commercial Planning & Insights Manager, Net-a-Porter.com & MrPorter.com at NET-A-PORTER
9-2017 - 6-2018
Senior Commercial Analyst, Net-a-Porter.com at NET-A-PORTER
7-2016 - 9-2017
Senior Financial Analyst at NET-A-PORTER
2-2014 - 2-2015
Associate, Leveraged Acquisition Finance at Bank of Ireland Corporate and Treasury
5-2013 - 1-2014
Analyst, UK & Ireland Challenged, Corporate Banking at Bank of Ireland Corporate and Treasury
9-2012 - 5-2013
Analyst, Corporate Banking Ireland at Bank of Ireland Corporate and Treasury
Education
2017 - 2021
Education details unavailable from CIMA
2009 - 2012
BSc. Economics & Finance from University College Dublin
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Location : London, England, United Kingdom
Job Level : Mid-senior
Designation : International Digital Director at Reformation
