NEWS1 August 2012
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JAPAN— Online sampling and data collection firm AIP Corporation has opened a new office in Singapore, and will establish a local panel management and resource development team to support it.
The new office will be led by AIP’s chief financial officer Hikaru Nagashima as managing director. He remains CFO.
AIP CEO Hidefumi Watanabe (pictured) said: “Singapore provides us access to a rich base of talented people, countless opportunities and cements our place as a leader in the region.”
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