NEWS26 May 2009
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UK— Online survey and community builder Virtual Surveys has appointed Graeme Lawrence to the board as director of sales and marketing.
He joined the company in 2006 as its first business development director and is credited with being instrumental in helping the firm achieve growth of around 30% each year since.
Lawrence has over 15 years experience in research and marketing across a range of categories including retail, finance, leisure and tourism and FMCG.
He began his career on the clientside at banking group Lloyds TSB.
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