NEWS16 May 2013
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IRELAND — Research agency Behaviour & Attitude (B&A) has appointed Luke Reaper as deputy managing director.
Reaper joined B&A as director and shareholder in 2008 and was previously a board director at TNS mrbi.
In announcing his appointment, B&A managing director Ian McShane said that Reaper would “continue to focus on developing and managing existing and new client business at B&A, as well as developing new research systems and techniques in line with client needs”.
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