NEWS8 July 2011
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NEWS8 July 2011
CANADA— Leger Marketing has named Chuck Chakrapani, president of its Toronto office, as head of a new analytics division.
Chakrapani – a former Millward Brown Canada CEO – will be supported by Hemant Sangwan as analytics knowledge officer.
The division will offer Leger Marketing’s US and Canadian clients access to advanced statistical and modelling consulting, while also advising companies globally through its membership of the WIN/Gallup Network of independent research agencies.
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