Alexia Stamatelatou
About Alexia Stamatelatou
Alexia Stamatelatou is a Marketing Manager currently working at Converse and TOMS in Athens, Greece, with extensive experience in both creative and strategic roles across various companies.
Current Roles at Converse and TOMS
Alexia Stamatelatou currently holds dual roles at Converse and TOMS in Athens, Greece. At Converse, she serves as the Senior Brand Marketing Manager and Marketing Department Coordinator, where she is responsible for overseeing marketing strategies and driving brand visibility in the region. Concurrently, she works as the Marketing Manager for TOMS, utilizing her expertise to further the brand's marketing initiatives.
Past Experience at Fjällräven
From 2018 to 2021, Alexia Stamatelatou worked as the Marketing Manager for Fjällräven in Athens, Greece. During this three-year tenure, she focused on enhancing the brand's presence and executing marketing strategies tailored to the local market. Her role involved coordinating various campaigns and ensuring their alignment with global brand objectives.
Digital Project Management at XYi Design Limited
Alexia's role as a Digital Project Manager at XYi Design Limited from 2012 to 2015 allowed her to develop robust skills in managing online campaigns and digital content. Over the course of three years, she was responsible for implementing digital strategies and overseeing project executions, which significantly contributed to her proficiency in digital project management.
Educational Background
Alexia Stamatelatou holds a Bachelor's Degree in Fashion Journalism from the University for the Creative Arts, where she studied from 2009 to 2012. Prior to her university education, she completed her International Baccalaureate at The Moraitis School in Athens, Greece, from 2007 to 2009, and her I.G.C.S.E at St. Catherine's British Embassy School in Athens, Greece, from 1997 to 2007.
Early Career in Fashion Industry
Alexia began her career in the fashion industry with editorial and graphic design roles at Tank Magazine and Idol Magazine in London, United Kingdom. In 2011, she worked at Tank Magazine for five months, focusing on editorial content. She then contributed to Idol Magazine as a Creative and Graphic Assistant in 2010 for three months. These early roles provided her with foundational experience in creative and editorial work.