NEWS4 September 2009
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David Day is the recently-appointed president and global CEO of online panel firm Lightspeed Research. He is also the latest interviewee for our weekly Spotlight video.
Day talks to us about the recession, his mentor and why every research firm should be fit for purpose. He is a man who loves numbers, has a passion for the sea and is quite partial to pointed shoes.
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David Day
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