How Moose Knuckles Elevates the Checkout Experience

Sander Meijers is the Canada Country Manager for Adyen. With over 14 years of experience in the technology industry, including leading growth partnerships with Spotify, Netflix, and Blendle. He has been working at Adyen since 2017 leading a team and the main accounts in the headquarters of the company in Amsterdam.

In 2022, he decided to take the next step in his career and moved to Toronto with his family to lead the Canadian team in the heart of “Silicon Valley North”. Now, Sander is currently spearheading innovation in the payments industry in Canada. As the driving force behind Adyen, he is leading a team in shaping the future of retail and payments, aiming to deliver a seamless experience for customers across all touchpoints, whether online or in-store, by leveraging the power of unified commerce.

Andrea is considered a transformative and thought provoking leader with more than 25 years of retail executive experience with best in class corporation globally. Her extensive retail and board expertise has Andrea spending a great deal of time in strategy, revenue growth opportunities, digital businesses, organizational transformation, people and culture movements.

Andrea currently leads Moose Knuckles direct to consumer business globally. Previously she managed her own consulting business supporting international and domestic retailers driving strategic growth and improving profitability metrics. Prior to R2 – Retail Resources she managed PVH Canada Retail, successfully launching four retail divisions into Canada. Andrea also worked for Karabus Management, a wholly owned subsidiary of PwC, for over seven years as the COO and EVP, driving the firms largest practice, Performance Improvement. Prior to Karabus, as the Director of Canada Operations, she led the introduction of Williams-Sonoma Inc. brands into Canada, which included Williams-Sonoma, Pottery Barn and Pottery Barn Kids. Andrea started her career as a senior executive at Gap Inc. in San Francisco within the International Division.