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Turning a troubled company around amid the worst recession for decades is a daunting challenge. But Harris Interactive’s CEO Kimberly Till remains confident the firm is well placed for the future.
In this five-minute interview, Robert Bain speaks to her about the steps she has taken so far, and the company she wants Harris to become.
Kimberly Till
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