NEWS22 February 2016
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NEWS22 February 2016
UK — Damian Eade has rejoined Cello Health Insight as global head of digital.
Eade was at Cello Health Insight for 12 years from 2002 to 2014, then spent two years at Kiosk as head of healthcare and managing director.
"We have created this new global role to enable us to move onto the next stage, which is integrating digital fully into what we do," said joint Cello CEO Jane Shirley.
“We are delighted to welcome back Damian to lead our digital team and further advance the boundaries of Cello Health Insight’s digital offer.”
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