Adhitya Nugroho Senior Research Manager
singapore
Indonesian, English
About Adhitya
Adhitya is based in Singapore, where he leads Euromonitor's food, beverages, nicotine and cannabis research operations in Southeast Asia. He drives research strategy by executing global business needs with a deep contextual understanding of local insight, where every national market has its own unique character.
Adhitya has more than 15 years of experience in the research industry, with a focus spanning across the dynamic markets of Southeast Asia and multiple industries. Adhitya advises clients across fmcg industries. He has a strong interest in government policy and regulations - industry drivers across the region. His insights have been widely quoted via Asia One, CNBC, and Bloomberg, amongst others, and he regularly presents at industry conferences across Asia.
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