WEST SUSSEX, England – Net 1on1, a European wholesaler of adult toys, is increasing its market opportunities by expanding the role of its head buyer. In addition to her traditional duties, Danielle Warn has assumed responsibility for identifying new opportunities and forging closer relationships with vendors in the north of England.
Warn joined Net 1on1 as customer service manager in 2005. The company promoted her to head buyer in 2010. Her new role requires her to research, plan and source innovative products that will satisfy changing retailer and consumer demands and industry trends. She also is responsible for analyzing the success of existing products to ensure Net 1on1 remains competitive.
“I am delighted to announce that we will be expanding Danielle’s responsibilities this year to include a focus on developing relationships with our customers in the north of England,” Mangaing Director Tony Gonzalez said. “Danielle holds a vital role in the company and over the years she has proved, on countless occasions, that she has the dedication, relationship-building skills and determination to excel at any challenge we throw her way.”
The expansion of Warn’s role is part of an ambitious growth strategy and follows the completion of the company’s relocation from St. Albans to Sussex in 2015. During the same period, the company appointed Lily Hornyai as customer service and sales assistant.
“The moves mean we will have a presence in both the north and south of the country, and as a result we will be able to better develop relationships and advise our clients,” Gonzalez said.
Warn recently relocated from Hertfordshire to Stockport, Manchester. Working alongside Gonzalez and Sales Manager Sebastian Gonzalez, she is now placed to further develop Net 1on1’s international dropship service across the U.K., Europe and the U.S.
“I am very excited to be taking on new responsibilities within the business and eager to embark upon a new adventure,” Warn said. “I remain deeply passionate about the industry and keen to work more closely with retailers in the north and spread the word about new products and services launching throughout 2016.”
