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Drew Oppermann has a vast and diverse work experience in the eyewear industry. Most recently, they served as the Vice President of Sales at DITA EYEWEAR, where they were responsible for the global sales of the Lancier Brand and leading its relaunch. Prior to that, Oppermann worked as a Global Sales and Marketing Consultant at DITA EYEWEAR, where they worked on various sales and marketing initiatives globally. Additionally, Oppermann held the role of Senior Sales and Marketing Consultant, North America at Solos Technology Limited, where they developed sales and marketing strategies for Solos Smart Eyewear in North America. Drew also worked as a Senior Business Development Consultant, North America at FittingBox, where they identified sales opportunities in various distribution channels. Before that, Oppermann held several roles at MONDOTTICA, including President, Americas, and Commercial Director, Canada, Latin America, and Joint-Ventures. Drew was responsible for managing sales and operations in multiple countries and developing sales and marketing strategies. Prior to MONDOTTICA, Oppermann served as the Vice President of International Sales at Adlens, where they led the global sales of new technology variable focus lens products. Drew also worked at Viva International Group, where they held various roles, including Senior Vice-President, International, and Vice-President, International Offices and Joint-Ventures. In these roles, they were responsible for managing sales and profitability in multiple countries and driving sales by enhancing brand image and maximizing new market opportunities. Oppermann also worked at Viva Italia, where they managed the office and sales of the main export office of Viva International Group in Italy. Overall, Oppermann has extensive experience in sales, marketing, and business development in the eyewear industry, and has successfully led global and regional teams to drive revenue and profitability.

Drew Oppermann completed their Bachelor of Arts degree in Economics from Dickinson College between the years 1985 and 1989.