NEWS13 September 2012
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UK— Research software firm Dub Studios has hired Liveminds’ Edward Golsby as account manager and online research consultant.
Golsby (pictured) trained at Leapfrog Research & Planning, where he worked for two years before leaving to join Liveminds. Dub says his appointment is part of its continued growth plans within the industry and forms part of a new focus on client services.
Golsby’s appointment is with immediate effect. He will be based at the company’s London headquarters, reporting to Dub co-founder and CEO Stephen Cribbet.
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