MEET JILL

Introduce yourself and what you do in a few sentences.

Hi! I’m Jill, born and raised in Antwerp. During my Business Engineering studies at the University of Antwerp and my exchange at the Norwegian School of Economics, I discovered my passion for marketing. I’m also fascinated by data storytelling and how it can be translated into a thoughtful, impactful strategy that elevates our clients’ digital marketing.

I’m very happy to be part of The Dot Society and to guide clients in their digital marketing strategy. Teamwork and a creative, dynamic environment are my natural habitat. I love to make a difference!

What do you enjoy doing when you are not working?

I love staying active and spending quality time with my friends and family. I’m all about cosy vibes! I enjoy good food, hosting dinner parties, and taking long beach walks with my little dachshund. Traveling is my passion. I’m barely back from one trip and the next one is already planned (oops). You can also often find me at Release, either on the reformer or the treadmill, and preferably ending with a relaxing sauna session!

THIS or THAT?

Favourite quote?

“Your decisions of today define your tomorrow.”

What you decide today will inevitably shape your tomorrow. I find it important to realise that we are all responsible for our own choices and our own future. We all make the wrong choice sometimes, but the next day we always have the chance to make a different one. A choice that leads to a better future!

What led you to The Dot Society?

For me, it’s crucial to be able to make an impact. I was looking for an environment where I could bring out my strategic side while still combining it with the creative aspect. I find it important to follow the strategy from A to Z and achieve results together with the team and the client. And on top of that, the atmosphere here is amazing!

What’s your go-to productivity trick?

I’m at my most productive when I can work in a structured way and in focus blocks. Bundling my questions also helps me keep a clear overview. Working for hours on end doesn’t work for me. I need short breaks and enough fresh air to keep my energy and focus sharp.