NEWS7 June 2011
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CANADA— GfK Custom Research North America has promoted Angelo Pierro and Joseph Schiappa to managing directors of GfK Research Dynamics in Canada.
Pierro was previously SVP of GFK Research Dynamic’s client services division was Schiappa held the role of SVP of operations and finance. In their new roles they will be responsible for overseeing the business’s expansion across Canada.
Management board member Debra Pruent said: “Angelo and Joseph both have extensive client experience across multiple sectors and will be instrumental in driving GfK’s strategic international initiatives.”
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