Victoria Hughes
About Victoria Hughes
Victoria Hughes is the National Account Manager for New Business Channels at SC Johnson in Melbourne, overseeing the methodhome.com.au E-commerce platform and managing pharmacy business and direct customers for SC Johnson's Lifestyle Brands.
Current Role at SC Johnson
Victoria Hughes serves as the National Account Manager for New Business Channels at SC Johnson in Melbourne. In this capacity, she manages the methodhome.com.au E-commerce platform and oversees the pharmacy business and direct customers for SC Johnson's Lifestyle Brands, Method and Ecover. Her responsibilities also include coordinating with distributors to enhance the market presence of these brands. Victoria began this role in July 2019.
Previous Experience at People Against Dirty
Victoria Hughes previously worked at People Against Dirty, where she held the position of National Sales Manager for Australia & New Zealand. She served in this role from 2017 to 2020. During her tenure, she was responsible for driving sales and expanding market reach for the company's brands, ecover and method, within the region.
Career at Kadac Pty Ltd
Before joining People Against Dirty, Victoria Hughes worked as a National Account Manager - Chains at Kadac Pty Ltd in Melbourne, Australia. She was with the company from 2015 to 2017. In this role, she managed key retail accounts and was instrumental in maintaining and growing the company's presence in the market.
Early Career and Various Roles
Victoria Hughes has a diverse professional background, with roles spanning various industries and functions. She started her career at Goodman Fielder, holding positions such as Territory Manager and Field Sales Manager from 1990 to 1999. She then joined Mars as a Trade Marketing Manager and later as National Sales and Operations Manager from 1999 to 2004. Victoria has also held roles at Fosters Group, Tabcorp, Tanner Menzies, Ethos Corporation, and Chorus Executive.
Educational Background
Victoria Hughes achieved a Bachelor of Education (B.Ed.) in Design and Technology from the University of Sydney, where she studied from 1990 to 1994. She also attended Gap Partnership to undertake a Negotiation course in 2019. These educational experiences have provided her with a solid foundation in both teaching and business negotiation.