Emma Rodgers joins Ambassador Cruise Line to enhance trade relationships.
- Rodgers will begin her role on 11 November 2024, succeeding Karen Cameron.
- Her experience spans over 20 years in travel and cruise industries.
- She aims to bolster Ambassador’s growth in Northern regions.
- Rodgers is lauded for her strategic partnerships and revenue growth.
Emma Rodgers is set to commence her new position at Ambassador Cruise Line on 11 November 2024, taking over from Karen Cameron, who has advanced to deputy head of trade. The transitional phase will see Rodgers working closely with Cameron to ensure a smooth handover of responsibilities. Subsequently, Rodgers will manage trade operations across Northern England, Scotland, and Northern Ireland, reporting to Nicola Harper, the head of distribution.
With more than two decades of experience in the travel and cruise sectors, Rodgers is well-prepared to drive revenue and foster strategic collaborations. Her professional background includes pivotal roles such as regional sales manager at Classic Collection Holidays, recruitment and training manager for Personal Holiday Advisors in Leeds, and key account manager for Riviera Travel.
Rodgers’ role is crucial in maintaining and developing Ambassador’s trade relations and partnerships, especially as the brand continues to expand. Her wealth of experience in sales strategy and account management is expected to enhance Ambassador’s commercial ties across its northern markets.
Nicola Harper expressed her enthusiasm about Rodgers’ appointment, noting Rodgers’ extensive connections and esteemed reputation within the industry. Harper articulated that Rodgers’ arrival signifies the company’s commitment to supporting trade partners with the necessary tools and knowledge to thrive.
Rodgers herself remarked on the exciting prospects of joining such a rapidly growing company and expressed her eagerness to collaborate with trade partners throughout northern regions, aiming to elevate the Ambassador brand.
Rodgers’ appointment signifies a key step in strengthening Ambassador’s trade operations in the north.
