NEWS6 August 2013
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UK — The National Readership Survey (NRS) has appointed Matt Salandy as client service account manager.
Salandy joins from the Press Association where he helped to enhance the company’s digital marketing strategy as a content consultant and will provide client service support across the NRS’s entire portfolio of subscribers and stakeholders.
NRS director of client & insight Alison Finch said: “Bringing Matt on board not only bolsters our in-house client relationship expertise but also allows us to benefit from his analytical approach to business development and strategy.”
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