NEWS26 July 2013
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US — SIS International Research has appointed Michael Stanat as managing director of the Los Angeles and West Coast region.
The appointment is the result of SIS opening the Los Angeles office and Stanat will be responsible for project operations, client servicing, corporate development and other activities in the region.
The new post follows Stanat’s global posts in the company’s Shanghai and New York offices since 2007.
Managing director of SIS Europe & EMEA Federica Sacchi said: “[Stanat] is an experienced research professional, and we look forward to our offices building value for our European and global clients.”
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