NEWS13 August 2012
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UK— Kantar Media Custom has bolstered its director team with the appointment of Emma Morioka as an associate director. She joins from P\S\L Group where she was a director of brand voice.
Morioka will be responsible for strengthening Kantar Media’s application of online methodologies and panels. Prior to her spell with PSL she worked with Synovate, Research Now and Verve.
In addition, Brian McIntosh will join the firm’s qualitative research team as an account manager. He joins from Ipsos Media CT.
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