Sheridan Hill is a Senior Client Insights Manager at Distinctive BAT. With experience in marketing and insights spanning both B2B and B2C disciplines, Sheridan has worked across diverse markets including the Republic of Ireland, the United Kingdom, and New Zealand. A passionate advocate of Distinctive Brand Assets, she is dedicated to helping brands stand out and cut through.
Sheridan combines an analytical mindset with a creative flair, blending advanced insight storytelling with a healthy dose of wordplay and puns—demonstrating that data can be both powerful and easily digestible. Her approach is grounded in a deep understanding of consumer behaviour, with a focus on transforming research into actionable insights that enhance marketing effectiveness.
A graduate of AUT University with a Bachelor of Communication Studies, Sheridan launched her career in New Zealand before embarking on a global marketing journey. Now based in Dublin at Distinctive BAT’s HQ, she continues to infuse projects with energy, creativity, and a passion for making brand research as engaging as it is impactful.
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