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Jemisha Solanki

Marketing Growth & Innovation Lead, Kimberly-Clark

Jemisha Solanki is the Marketing Lead for Intimate Care EMEA at Kimberly-Clark, bringing over 13 years of experience in brand, category, and shopper marketing. Her professional background includes significant roles at major companies such as Unilever and Colgate, where she honed her expertise in marketing strategies and consumer insights.

In her current role at Kimberly-Clark, she focuses on driving growth and innovation within the intimate care segment across the Europe, Middle East, and Africa (EMEA) regions. Jemisha is known for her ability to leverage market trends and consumer behavior to develop effective marketing campaigns that resonate with diverse audiences.

Her LinkedIn profile highlights her commitment to teamwork and personal development, as evidenced by her engagement in various professional activities and discussions related to health and fitness within her network.

Highlights

Jul 8 · linkedin

“Team Training. Life Changing.” F45 Training

4 simple words (maybe cringeworthy for some but that over the years I’ve learnt to love now that I’m an official convert) that together, and individually resonate in every aspect of my life.

TEAM: Work. Family. Friends. Sport. Being and feeling part of a team gives you a sense of belonging and having a sense of belonging, in my opinion is one of the most basic requirements for postive mental health and why it’s something I work hard as a parent to ensure for my kids.

TRAINING: Investing in yourself to be better. Investing time, investing energy, investing money. Investing in things that make improvements to get you to your goals.

LIFE: work life, family life, you life, social life, health life. Perhaps some areas feel more important than others at times but of course they’re all important and require that word I dislike so much; “balance”. I dislike it because it feels like a mirage. You can see it and it feels like it could be real but it never really appears.

CHANGING: Change means you’re moving, you’re evolving. You’re out of inertia. Doesn’t always feel like it’s for the better, but moving has to be better than staying still.

Today I took part in my first fitness competition as a team with F45 Training Jon Stratford . The whole team’s input was crucial, everyone’s support and loud cheering was needed, everyone needed to step forward at a point and step back at a point. Some put in more squats, meters, jumps than others, but what was important is that everyone in the team put in their best the whole time. That’s what made it equal. “Equal” doesn’t mean everyone doing the exact same thing, it means everyone giving what they can give. (but that’s for another post).

We came last…. And yet it was one of the proudest days of my fitness journey since joining back in 2019 with my fave workout partner Avi Mavadia To top it off, I couldn’t have been happier to have my kids, my fave team, who I’ve been “team training” with for a while and who have been the most “life changing”, come to support us. #team #work #health #training #mentalhealth #energy #change

Feb 22 · linkedin

“innovation: imagine the future and fill the gaps.” Brian Halligan (author/investor). Thank you FemTech Lab and speakers for running a thought provoking session to help imagine the future female consumer. Great panel, great conversations. Sarah Horowitz Jim Edwards Melinda Nicci Chloe Saunders Rhiannon Jones Valerie Evans Terri Harris Hannah Samano #innovation #thankyou #future

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London Area, United Kingdom