NEWS30 September 2015
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UK — Global research agency TNS has made Anne Rayner, its Asia Pacific regional director of brand equity and communications, its new global head of communications research.
In her new role based in Sydney, Rayner (pictured) will be responsible for developing and implementing TNS’s global communications research growth strategy.
She first joined TNS in 2002 and was most recently working in an Asia Pacific role as regional director of brand equity and communications where she developed a community of brand experts.
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