NEWS10 December 2009
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HONG KONG— Nielsen has promoted Eva Leung to executive director of retail measurement, replacing Angel Young who has moved to a regional role.
Leung (pictured) was previously director of client service in the retail measurement team, and has been with Nielsen for 10 years.
In her new role she will be responsible for driving the retail measurement business and improving data delivery formats to provide clients with a deeper understanding of the market.
She will also be charged with exploring new business opportunities through developing new services and geographical expansion.
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