▁ ▄ ▉ Pim Spaanderman
About ▁ ▄ ▉ Pim Spaanderman
Pim Spaanderman is the Vice President of D2C Growth Acquisition & Support at TomTom, with extensive experience in eCommerce and digital consulting.
Current Role as Vice President at TomTom
Pim Spaanderman is currently serving as the Vice President of D2C Growth Acquisition & Support at TomTom, a position he has held since 2019. Based in Amsterdam, Spaanderman plays a key role in driving direct-to-consumer growth and optimizing customer support through digital channels. He leverages his expertise to accelerate the app business, maximizing eCommerce activities and subscription models.
Previous Role as Global E-Commerce Director at TomTom
Before assuming his current position, Pim Spaanderman worked as the Global E-Commerce Director at TomTom from 2014 to 2019. During his five-year tenure in the Amsterdam Area, Netherlands, he was responsible for overseeing global e-commerce strategies and operations, contributing to the company's digital growth and market reach.
Management Experience at Digital-supply.nl
From 2014 to 2017, Pim Spaanderman served as Managing Director at Digital-supply.nl in the Amsterdam Area, Netherlands. He was in charge of the company's day-to-day operations, managing the team, and driving business development initiatives. His leadership helped position the company effectively within the digital supply sector.
Channel Director at Spil Games
Pim Spaanderman held the role of Channel Director at Spil Games in Hilversum from 2013 to 2014. In this role, he was responsible for managing and optimizing content distribution channels, enhancing user engagement, and driving revenue growth through targeted digital strategies.
Educational Background in Corporate Communication
Pim Spaanderman earned his degree in Corporate Communication (Bedrijfspresentatie) from Inholland University of Applied Sciences / Hogeschool Holland. He studied from 1997 to 2001, gaining foundational skills and knowledge that have supported his various roles in digital marketing and e-commerce throughout his career.