NEWS16 April 2013
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UK — Twitter UK has appointed Jake Steadman as head of research.
Steadman joins from telecom company O2 where he was head of real-time research having previously been its senior brand and social media insights manager.
Steadman started his career at Quadrangle where he was project manager. He was also previously an associate project director at TNS Research international where, during his time, he had been seconded to PepsiCo and Vodafone Group.
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