NEWS9 May 2014
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UK — TNS UK has announced the appointment of a new digital development director, Simon Oastler.
Oastler has joined from IG, where he was head of digital insight, and has previously worked at Whitbread.
“I am delighted that Simon is joining the team,” said Phil Sutcliffe, UK board director.
“Digital is not only transforming the lives of consumers but also the way we conduct research. Simon is a vastly experienced individual and his appointment will strengthen our Digital offer greatly.”
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