Marlous Kuiper Head of Project Management
london
Dutch,�Flemish, English
About Marlous
Marlous oversees a team of Project Managers globally, ensuring timely delivery and adherence to quality standards for all projects. She’s responsible for creating and implementing project management procedures, techniques, and resources to guarantee successful planning, execution, and monitoring of projects, while aligning them across industries and facilitating collaboration and knowledge sharing among all Project Manager roles to maintain consistency.
Expertise
Marlous's remit involves planning, executing, and completing projects efficiently within the given constraints of time, cost, and scope, while ensuring high quality and customer satisfaction. She is skilled in leading teams, managing risks, and communicating effectively with stakeholders to deliver successful outcomes. Marlous previously worked as a Project Manager on Euromonitor's beauty and health industries. Prior to this, she was Industry Manager for alcoholic drinks.
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