The international events and live marketing agency VOK DAMS is expanding its management team: Rebecca Stoffer has taken over leadership of the event business in Wuppertal. The experienced communications and media executive brings extensive expertise in strategic consulting, business development, and working with international companies.
Before joining VOK DAMS, Rebecca Stoffer worked for communications consultancy Golin Ketchum, among others. She also gained extensive experience with media organizations including The Economist and Handelsblatt Media Group. A key focus throughout her career has been advising and collaborating with international B2B companies.
In her new role, Rebecca Stoffer will be responsible for further developing the Wuppertal event business and strengthening relationships with existing and new clients.
“Live communication today is about much more than organising events. It is about bringing people together, strengthening relationships, and creating meaningful impact. VOK DAMS combines strategic thinking, creative excellence, and international production capabilities in a unique way. I am excited to continue this journey together with the team and our clients,” says Rebecca Stoffer.
Colja Dams, Co-CEO of VOK DAMS worldwide:
“In the age of AI, events and live experiences are more strategically important than ever. Rebecca combines communications and consulting expertise with a strong understanding of brands and business. This perspective is a valuable addition for both our teams and our clients.”
Author: Kizzy Allott
Kizzy Allott is Publisher at Event Industry News, where she has been a driving force behind the brand for over a decade. With a deep understanding of the events sector and a passion for storytelling, Kizzy leads the platform’s commercial and content strategy, connecting the industry through news, insights, and meaningful conversations. She is dedicated to championing innovation, amplifying industry voices, and ensuring event professionals stay informed, inspired, and future-focused.
