NEWS22 October 2014
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US — uSamp has announced the promotion of Andy Jolls to chief marketing officer.
Jolls (pictured), who has been in the role of senior vice president of global marketing communications since joining the company in 2013, will oversee marketing efforts for the company’s brands, including uSamp, instant.ly and iPoll.
He has previously held positions at Cooking.com, FICO, Move.com, Hewlett Packard and Apple.
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