About the email clinic
The email clinic was founded by eTale. An e-marketing company created by Kenny Van Beeck an independent 360° email marketing consultant.
Kenny Van Beeck has over 10 years hands-on experience as an email marketing and e-direct marketing consultant. He was business unit manager and business development manager of the leading Belgian email marketing service provider, EmailGarage (a division of LUON).
Kenny Van Beeck is a certified Marketing Experiments Email Marketing professional and is past president of the Belgian IAB email marketing taskforce. He is a common blogger (marketingfacts.nl, theemailguide.com, socialemailmarketing.eu), member of Onlyinfluencers and speaker and teacher in the field of email marketing. Also known as the former editor of the EmailGarage weekly tipmail with more than 7000 readers.
As an email marketing consultant he worked for several international companies such as Unilever, Thomas Cook, Sara Lee, Thomas Cook, 3M, Microsoft, Microsoft, Truvo, …
He has been working on 360° email marketing projects, CRM, CMS, eCouponing and direct marketing.
Kenny Van Beeck has over 10 years hands-on experience as an email marketing and e-direct marketing consultant. He was business unit manager and business development manager of the leading Belgian email marketing service provider, EmailGarage (a division of LUON).
Kenny Van Beeck is a certified Marketing Experiments Email Marketing professional and is past president of the Belgian IAB email marketing taskforce. He is a common blogger (marketingfacts.nl, theemailguide.com, socialemailmarketing.eu), member of Onlyinfluencers and speaker and teacher in the field of email marketing. Also known as the former editor of the EmailGarage weekly tipmail with more than 7000 readers.
As an email marketing consultant he worked for several international companies such as Unilever, Thomas Cook, Sara Lee, Thomas Cook, 3M, Microsoft, Microsoft, Truvo, …
He has been working on 360° email marketing projects, CRM, CMS, eCouponing and direct marketing.
