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    Retail Express Announces New Team to Support Business Expansion in Australia and New Zealand

    Retail Express, the UK-based international provider of AI-driven Pricing, Promotions, Supplier Collaboration, and Category Management software, is thrilled to announce the formation of a new team as part of its ongoing expansion into Australia and New Zealand. This strategic move comes in response to the company’s significant growth and the increasing demand for its innovative solutions.

     Enhanced Capabilities for Superior Service
    The newly established team comprises industry experts and seasoned professionals who bring a wealth of knowledge and experience to Retail Express. This expansion will enable the company to enhance its service capabilities, ensuring that customers continue to receive the highest level of service and support.

    Meet the Team
    Joining Jeremy who joined Retail Express at the beginning of March will be:

    • Paul East as Support Analyst
    • Hariharan Vellingiri as Business Analyst
    • Aniket Tamhankar as Business Analyst

     “Retail Express has always been committed to providing exceptional value to our clients. This new team is a testament to our dedication to growth and excellence,” said Barry Grange, CEO. “We are excited to welcome such talented individuals to our family and look forward to the positive impact they will have on our operations and client satisfaction.”

    We warmly welcome Jeremy and the Australian team to Retail Express.

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