NEWS29 June 2009
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UK— Incite has hired four new members of staff across its operation.
Emma Davies (pictured) and Ester Petrie join as associates. Davies was previously at boutique research firm Wine Intelligence, while Petrie was at Nunwood where she specialised in the retail, FMCG and financial services sectors.
Sally Ireland joins as finance manager and Melissa Bacon has been appointed office manager.
The new appointments follow that of Julian Bond, the former Research International UK chairman who joined the agency as a director two weeks ago.
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