Nadejda Popova Global Head - Loyalty
london
English, Bulgarian, Spanish, Castilian, French, Russian
I am a strategist, with effective problem-solving skills, who helps generate innovative ideas and thought leadership content to maximise business growth and improve competitive advantage.
About Nadejda
Nadejda leads Euromonitor's new, innovative Loyalty offering. In this role, she delivers thought leadership insights to help companies understand customer preferences and sentiment, evaluate industry trends and technological impacts, outline effective roadmaps to accelerate growth opportunities and inspire informed actions.
Expertise
Nadejda has a cross-industry focus on the evolving role of customer loyalty and its intersection with fintech and the digital economy at large. Key topics and focus areas include customer loyalty, reward programs, customer retention and customer experience. Nadejda has extensive experience in project management, particularly in the travel and tourism industry and investment banking.
Recently Published Work
Buy Now, Pay Later Reshapes Loyalty Dynamics
10 Feb 26Consumers are demanding instant, personalised value, and BNPL is quickly becoming the gateway. As flexible payments blend seamlessly with rewards, a new loyalty battleground is emerging. The brands that move first will capture attention, earn engagement and shape the future of loyalty.
Nadejda Popova
Top Five Trends Shaping Loyalty in 2026
26 Jan 26Loyalty is evolving as brands move beyond purely transactional rewards towards more personalised, experience-driven engagement. Emerging trends such as agentic AI, immersive micro-content, choice-based rewards and wellness-led incentives are reshaping how value is created and delivered – with growing focus on high-net-worth consumers who expect tailored, premium and highly relevant experiences.
Nadejda Popova
Top 100 City Destinations Index 2025: Driving Growth and Innovation
2 Dec 25The Euromonitor International Top 100 City Destinations Index 2025, produced in collaboration with Lighthouse, assesses 100 cities using more than 50 metrics across six core pillars to deliver an overall city attractiveness score. Covering economic and business activity, tourism performance, infrastructure, tourism policy and appeal, health and safety, and sustainability, the Index offers a holistic perspective on the factors driving urban success and resilience.
Vitalij Vladykin