NEWS10 July 2012
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UK— Robert Dossin has been promoted to managing director at InSites Consulting, replacing Christophe Vergult.
Dossin (pictured) will also continue as head of the firm’s global life sciences and healthcare arm on top of his new duties as managing director. He will assume all managing director responsibilities and the firm’s three business directors – Simon McDonald, Aaron Rattue and Lisa Ohlin – will report to him.
Vergult, who established the agency’s UK business three years ago, has joined the firm’s Belgian technology and services team and will continue to be the global tech and telco sector head from there.
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