NEWS19 April 2013
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US — Market research operations services company MRops has appointed two market research executives to its team.
Bill Guerin becomes chief client officer while Jon Harding has been appointed executive vice-president.
Harding joins from Nielsen while Guerin (pictured) joins MRops from Prudential Financial where he was senior vice-president of sales, marketing and strategy.
CEO and founder of MRops Ian Kiernan said: “Successfully recruiting these two seasoned leaders is a major win for us, as they each will play a pivotal role in taking MRops through our next phase of growth.
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