NEWS2 February 2012
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UK— Stephen Saw has joined consultancy BritainThinks as research lead following a career that includes spells with Manning Gottlieb OMD Insight and TNS.
Saw (pictured) joins from Manning Gottlieb OMD Insight where he held the role of research manager for four years. Before that he spent almost four years as a research executive at TNS Media Intelligence.
BritainThinks’ director Deborah Mattinson said “With a background of working in business and communication strategy, Stephen brings a wealth of experience to the BritainThinks team.”
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