NEWS22 February 2012
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UK— TNS has struck an agreement with Central American research agency Unimer to extend its capabilities across the region.
Under the terms of the deal, Unimer will support the TNS Central America client service team responsible for global accounts and will represent TNS in the region, allowing Unimer’s existing client base to have access to TNS’s network, consultants and solutions.
Ignacio Galceran (pictured), CEO of TNS Latin America, said: “Using TNS’ and Unimer’s client services teams and combining TNS’s global solutions with Unimer’s operational excellence will really strengthen our offer in the region, enabling us to extend our approach to more clients throughout Central America.”
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