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Better Collective hires Rene Schroder as Editor in Chief, EU
Better Collective has recently enhanced its European expansion strategy by appointing Rene Schroder as Editor in Chief of its European operations.
Having an extensive track record of leading the teams of top-notch sports media firms, Schroder is an experienced professional. He has held prominent positions at various major players in the industry, with his most recent position being at bold.dk, a prominent Danish media firm.
The VP of Better Collective’s European operations, Esben Skou Vinther, remarked:
“We are excited to welcome Rene to our team as the Editor in Chief of our European operations. As it is our aim to continue solidifying ourselves as a leading media firm in the sports sector, it is our mission to continue expanding our presence across the world, which we aim to do in a variety of verticals. Rene’s extensive expertise in the industry has made him the perfect candidate to lead our European editorial efforts to grow our brands in the expansive region.”
The new appointee, Rene Schroder, commented:
“I’m delighted to be joining the professional team behind Better Collective as the Editor in Chief of its European brands. I am looking forward to utilizing my experience in the sports media industry to help the company expand and enhance its brands across the region.”
In his new position, Schroder will be tasked with growing Better Collective’s operations and presence in its core European market. The new appointee will be responsible for the creation of a variety of strategies and guidelines that will help the group’s European brands expand at pace.
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