NEWS6 August 2013
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US — GfK Consumer Experiences North America has promoted Justin Edge and Tom Neri to head up health and financial services respectively.
Edge (left) is promoted to managing director of health, having joined GfK following the acquisition of Knowledge Networks in 2012, while Neri has been appointed executive vice-president of financial services having been executive vice-president at Vision Critical before also joining the firm last year.
“As acknowledged experts in their industries, Tom and Justin bring unique and highly relevant experiences to their new roles,” said Holly Jarrell, chief client services officer of GfK Consumer Experiences North America.
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