NEWS30 September 2010
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NEWS30 September 2010
EGYPT— Synovate has promoted Tamer El Nagger to CEO of the company’s Middle East and North Africa business units.
He was previously managing director for Synovate North Africa and has been with them since 1993, first managing key client accounts for the Arabian Peninsula before becoming country manager for Morocco ( 1996-1999 ) and then for Egypt ( 2000-2006 ).
News of Naggar’s promotion follows recent senior-level changes in Synovate’s Greater China and Scandinavia business units.
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