NEWS11 July 2013
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CANADA — GfK Canada has appointed Dee McGrath as senior vice-president of its consumer team.
McGrath joins from TNS-Landis where she was senior VP, consumer strategy and, in addition to managing several key account relationships, will head-up GfK Canada’s market opportunity and innovation practice.
GfK Canada managing director Angelo Pierro said: “[McGrath] has the perfect blend of consumer product research and innovation expertise, as well as a clear understanding of the marketing challenges companies face in today’s business environment.”
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