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TroubleshootingResources > Events & Webinars > Employer Branding
Matt Sharp - Employer Brand Manager at Amazon
is joining Seenit’s CEO and Founder Emily Forbes
for a conversation about the challenges and learnings from building a strong employer brand during COVID-19.
Grab a coffee and join us to get some first hand insight into Amazon’s journey and what the future of Employer Branding might look like.
Emily Forbes
CEO and Founder of Seenit
With a background in documentary and production, Emily founded Seenit with a mission to create a more open, human and inclusive world through the power of collaborative storytelling. With the belief that everyone has a story worth telling, and an opinion worth contributing, she has built a platform to enable any organisation to co-create User-Generated Video with their own employees, amplifying the voices of those most knowledgeable and passionate about a subject or situation. Seenit today is working across the UK, Europe and US powering stories for customers such as Amazon, Citi Bank, and Sky.
Matt Sharp
Employer Brand Manager at Amazon
Matt is an Employer Brand Manager with over 14 year experience in brand development and recruitment marketing, working with leading global brands both in-house and agency side. Currently based out of London, ahead of a move to the Amazon HQ in Seattle.
