NEWS30 September 2013
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NEWS30 September 2013
UK — ResearchBods has appointed three to its Leeds office.
Project manager Dave Atkinson (pictured left) joins from MMR while Sarah Bourgeois joins as project executive from Gillian Kennedy.
Meanwhile. Gareth Williams has joined as senior account manager from Toluna.
ResearchBods co-founder Jonathan Clough said: “It’s exciting we’re able to increase our fieldwork and account management teams with the quality of staff we’ve been able to attract and we’re looking forward to welcoming more staff in the next two months.”
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