"The American market is a constant challenge, with a different idiosyncrasies to which I was used before" | Key4Communications |

In its inaugural year edition, the Puericultura Market magazine publishes in the new section of Professionals around the world an interview with Eric Marlet, vice president of Babyhome in the United States, with the aim of highlighting both professional and personal experience of the babycare sector working in other international markets. In this sense, Eric Marlet, at 29 years old, after having studied ADE and International Trade, and being the Director of Export in Babynow, was chosen to lead the project company in the United States. In this interview, Marlet, vice president of the company in the United States since 2014, explains his impressions of babycare in this country.

Eric reveals in the publication the most obvious differences and similarities between the Spanish and the American market within the childcare sector from New York, where he lives without having decided it exactly, since the idea of ​​living outside Spain, as Marlet declared, it was not raised until "the opportunity arose to manage Babyhome USA subsidiary, which had been working three years from Spain and the company decided that I was the right person to lead this project."

In addition, as says the respondent, the professional experience that is living there is positive, although "the American market is a constant challenge with a different idiosyncrasies to which I was used." However, according to Eric, living in the city "is an amazing experience but also difficult and entails wear." But for Marlet, the pros outweigh the cons always, and that's why does not yet have a date of return.

The full interview can be found in the latest edition of the journal Puericultura Market from January/February.