NEWS8 March 2013
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UK — Kantar Group subsidiary TNS has appointed Richard Ingleton as chief executive officer.
Ingleton, who currently heads up the global customer practice at consultants Ernst & Young, will take up the role on 1 July, replacing Eric Salama, who remains head of Kantar.
Ingleton said: “Over the past few years my clients have shown more and more interest in the value that comes from insight, research and big data.
“TNS is fantastically well-placed to do something special in this space – and that’s why I’m so keen to join.”
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