NEWS27 November 2009
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Emma Jones is research and insight manager at Clear Channel Outdoor and the latest of our Spotlight interviewees.
Jones is no fan of misdirected debriefs or wasted research data but a great fan of karaoke and total customer understanding. In this interview she reveals a spread of professional and personal views. When it comes to revealing her biggest mistake, we can pretty much guarantee you a truly disastrous tale.
Emma Jones
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