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Loveholidays appoints chief marketing officer from eBay
Online travel agency loveholidays has appointed Neil Stickells as chief marketing officer to manage all above and below the line activity for the business.
Stickells joins loveholidays from eBay, where he was head of performance marketing, following eight years at Expedia, where he was based firstly in the UK followed by VP marketing positions in the US.
He has also previously worked at Tesco and marketing agency Steak.
CEO Alex Francis said: "We are delighted to welcome Neil to our loveholidays team. He is a first-class performance marketeer and brings a wealth of hugely relevant experience to our senior management team, particularly from his time at Expedia."
Linsey McNeill
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