NEWS5 December 2013
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US — David Spears has been promoted to partner in the Hall & Partners US Health team.
Spears has been with the agency since 2007 and is based in the New York office. He has previously held senior roles at Harris Interactive and IAG Research.
Hall & Partners’ Global Head of Health, Abigail Stuart, said: “I would like to congratulate David on his well-deserved promotion which recognises his hard work and achievements in a key specialty area, along with the strong relationships he has built with clients.”
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