Laurence Nixon, Author at fabric Inc.
Laurence Nixon
Director, Product Marketing
April 2, 2026
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Laurence Nixon
Resides In
Vancouver, BC
Education
B.A. University of Saskatchewan, M.B.A Smith School of Business at Queen’s University
Expertise
Digital Strategy, Retail Transformation, Product Marketing, Go-To-Market Strategy
Summary
- Assesses product market fit and drives Go-to-Market strategy.
- Joined fabric in March 2025.
- Spent 3 years at Orium, North America’s leading Composable Commerce Systems Integrator, and 7 years in leadership at zu, a boutique UX design firm before that.
- Has led multi-staged migrations off legacy technology to MACH Composable Commerce architectures in apparel, education, furniture, home appliances and healthcare industries.
Experience
Laurence is a digital experience leader with more than 15 years of transformation experience across broad industry sectors, including retail, mining, healthcare, government services, and education. In 2015, he joined the leadership team of a boutique UX design firm, building out a consulting practice that leveraged design thinking for user research, product development, and go-to-market testing. In 2022, he joined Orium as an Account Director, advising retailers on their journey migrating off of legacy technologies to modern MACH Composable architectures. He has stood shoulder-to-shoulder with global retailers, transforming their businesses to modernize product data, pricing, promotions, DTC storefronts, and order management. In 2023, he completed his M.B.A. at the Smith School of Business at Queen’s University. In his role as Director, Product Marketing, he keeps one eye on shifting market dynamics and the other on product fit to drive effective go-to-market strategies for fabric.