"In a dynamic and ever-evolving landscape, the addition of Ken, Elizabeth and Josh to our leadership team marks a pivotal moment for Slickdeals. This management trio is exceptionally well-suited to our vision for the future and together, we are poised to deliver even greater value to our community and partners," said Neville Crawley, Slickdeals CEO.The new leadership team has a strong background in consumer internet transformations, with Leung and Simer having previously worked together at OppFi alongside Crawley.With three decades of technology leadership at companies including Kiva, OppFi, Euclid, SAP and IBM, Leung is charged with building a high performing technology team. His directive includes advancing Slickdeals' technological capabilities to ensure the ability to innovate and build more efficiently for the future.Leveraging her successful track record at OppFi, Square, Intuit and Discover, Simer will oversee Sales, Marketing, Community and Operations. In her role as CBO, Simer is dedicated to cultivating enduring merchant partnerships and bringing value to the Slickdeals community of shoppers.Phillips previously led shopping at Pinterest, with prior experience at Microsoft, Sosh and Postmates. Leveraging his experience in product strategy in the shopping space, Phillips will play a key role in shaping the platform's roadmap, ensuring that Slickdeals remains at the forefront of innovation.About SlickdealsSlickdeals is the only shopping platform powered by 12 million avid shoppers helping other shoppers find, evaluate and share the most up-to-date online deals and coupons from all the top retailers. Through community-powered shopping, Slickdeals has saved shoppers $10 billion by providing a forum for deal discovery and shopping discussion; as well as shopping tools such as its free Android or iOS app; and its browser extension for Chrome, Firefox and Edge

MISSION, Kan., Nov. 17, 2023 /PRNewswire/ -- (Family Features) While often regarded as the most wonderful time of year, the holiday season is also an expensive spot on the calendar. Even as many families feel the squeeze of inflation and rising costs, there is hope for your budget when it comes to gatherings, gifts, food and beyond.Consider these tips from the money-saving experts at Slickdeals and Head of Deals Vitaly Pecharsky to avoid overspending without sacrificing your festive spirit.Photos courtesy of Shutterstock Photos courtesy of ShutterstockStick to a budget. Beyond gifts and stocking stuffers, holiday costs can add up quickly once you factor in travel, decor, pet care, special events and more. Create an all-encompassing budget for the season then break it into segments for each type of expense, including hidden expenses like wrapping paper or extra toiletries for guests, so you don't end up with an unexpected credit card bill.Split up food costs. Instead of putting yourself under the pressure of full-time holiday chef (and taking on all the expenses that come with it), consider hosting a potluck-style gathering

Worst gifts moms have received include toilet paper, a snarky teen attitude and a raccoonLOS ANGELES, May 3, 2023 /PRNewswire/ -- Seventy-three percent of Americans say that moms get very excited about a gift regardless of the price, according to a survey by Slickdeals, the only shopping platform powered by millions of avid shoppers sharing and discovering the most up-to-date online deals and coupons.However, according to mom respondents of the survey, that excitement wanes with gifts like toilet paper, snarky teen attitudes and a raccoon, some of the items that made the list for worst gifts ever received.In order to avoid ending up on the worst gift-giver list, the survey of 1,400 U.S. adults who celebrated Mother's Day in the past year, found that most stick to more traditional items. The top categories gift-givers plan to shop this year include food items (59%), personal care products (54%), clothing and shoes (54%), accessories including jewelry (48%) and gift cards (38%).Eighty-six percent of respondents plan to spend the same amount or more than they did last year on this Mother's Day and 32% said they spend more on their Mother's Day gifts than on Father's Day.Brick-and-mortar reigns supreme when it comes to gathering inspiration for Mother's Day gift ideas, with 56% of respondents stating that they go to a store and browse. Fifty percent ask friends and family and 42% search on social media.Eighty-four percent of respondents hold off their planning until a few weeks before or even the week of Mother's Day. Since 79% state that Mother's Day is very important to the mothers in their life, consider this a reminder to start planning now.To learn more about the survey, visit here.About SlickdealsSlickdeals is the only shopping platform powered by a volunteer army of 12 million avid shoppers helping other shoppers find, evaluate and share the most up-to-date online deals and coupons from all the top retailers. Through community powered shopping, Slickdeals has saved shoppers $10 billion by providing a forum for deal discovery and shopping discussion; as well as shopping tools such as its free Android or iOS app; its browser extension for Chrome, Firefox and Edge; and its Slickdeals Cashback Rewards program