NEWS13 July 2012
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INDIA— MRSS India has appointed Intel’s Shivanand Shenoy to the role of senior director of client servicing. Shenoy joins after four and a half years as Asia Pacific manager of insights and market research at the IT giant.
Shenoy will be supervising the IT, online and FMCG verticals for MRSS and heading all digital research – a new market for the research firm. He has also worked as a researcher for delivery firm DHL and spent his early years at Nielsen, joining in 1995 as a research executive and leaving in 2002 as associate research director.
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