NEWS30 July 2014
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UK — Two new hires and three promotions follow a year of growth for ComRes.
Nick Allen (pictured), formerly of Metrolinx Canada and Ipsos Mori, has been given the newly-created role of associate director. He will lead the company’s services to its transport, energy, utilities and planning clients.
Tori Harris (also pictured) has joined from BBC Media Action as a research team leader, also a newly-created role.
Within the company, Michael Granleese has been promoted to associate director and James Rentoul and Holly Wicks have both been promoted to senior consultant.
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