NEWS11 January 2011
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NEWS11 January 2011
US— Mark Stapylton has left online research community firm PluggedIN after a year to join Hall & Partners as managing partner of their New York office.
Prior to PluggedIN, Stapylton spent nearly a decade in the post of senior vice president of brand and communications research at Harris Interactive.
He has also held senior positions at Wirthlin Worldwide, Knowledge Networks, Research International, AC Nielsen and Young & Rubicam.
Stapylton replaces Kim Lundgren, who remains working with the company as consultant while planning a return to the clientside in a marketing role.
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