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Dorothéa Bozicolona-Volpe was born in New York City to French and Italian parents. Her Father’s passing caused her family to move to Europe where she became somewhat of a nomad. She has lived in Italy, France, Germany, Japan, Sweden, The Netherlands and the United Kingdom.
She is a strategic digital marketing executive who is fluent in four languages and specializes in developing business through digital, influencer and social media marketing for the world’s most memorable brands. Dorothéa teaches marketers and business leaders how to increase value and develop strong relationships between brands and fans.
There are four distinct areas of her business:
- eCommerce: Deep understanding of taking Big Data to inform and implement UX, CRM, iOT, and AR/VR programs to assist in buyer decision-making
- Employer & Personal Branding: For c-suite executives, recruiters, legal and medical professionals, entrepreneurs and celebrities
- ESN (Enterprise Social Networking): Creating integrated customer & employee engagement for communities.
- Marketing Strategist: Digital Transformation, Human Resources, Social Media, Digital, Influencer, Referral, Loyalty and Content Marketing Strategy
Additionally, Dorothéa has appeared as a social media strategy subject matter expert on CBS and CNN.
Dorothéa is an avid skateboarder who tweets to relax.
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