NEWS14 August 2009
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Andrew Czarnowski is the chief executive officer of TNS UK and the latest interviewee in our Spotlight series of video interviews.
He visited the Research office to discuss his professional concerns, admit to a few mistakes and reveal the company’s biggest post-merger challenge.
Czarnowski is a firm believer in honest leadership, collaboration and we think you’ll find his revealed choice of reading material highly enlightening.
Depending on your computer, you may have to use stereo headphones to listen to this interview.
Czarnowski
If you would like to take to the Spotlight contact Marc Brenner.
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