Aiste Kriauciunaite Consultant
vilnius
English, Lithuanian
About Aiste
Aiste is a Global Surveys and Consumer Insights Consultant at Euromonitor, based in Vilnius. With over seven years of experience in consumer insights research, Aiste specialises in global tracking surveys and research methodologies.
Expertise
Aiste's expertise encompasses questionnaire development, survey fielding management, and analysing global survey data tailored to specific industries, providing valuable insights to clients on consumer behaviour and emerging trends. She has a strong familiarity with key industries, including beauty and personal care, mobility, and wellness. Aistė previously worked on data in B2B surveys. She has a bachelor's degree in Sociology, and later studied Neurobiology.
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Reflections from In-Cosmetics Global 2025
4 Aug 25In-Cosmetics Global 2025, served as the platform for industry experts to discuss the future through different lenses. Bringing together leading brands and professionals, the event showcased pioneering ingredient technologies, sustainability initiatives, and market trends. On reflection, several key insights presented during the conference have already materialised as key themes in company and product developments, highlighting its role in shaping the strategic direction of the global cosmetics landscape. Themes highlighted by Euromonitor International include aging well and mood-based beauty, digitalisation and AI adoption and next generation sustainability.
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The Rise of C-Beauty Brands in Southeast Asia
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