NEWS15 June 2010
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CANADA— Michael Ennamorato has been promoted to managing director of TNS Canada, replacing Michael LoPresti in the role.
Ennamorato (pictured) has been with the firm since 1983, during which time he has served as executive vice president of TNS Canadian Facts and as director of client service.
Before joining the firm he was principle researcher at the Centre for Urban and Community Studies in Toronto, an organisation specialising in research looking into the relationship between the urban environment and social development.
David Kisselstein, CEO of TNS North America, said: “Michael brings a strong balance of research skills, client orientation and keen understanding of the Canadian market. His experience and forward-looking perspective will serve our business extremely well.”
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