NEWS5 April 2011
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UK— Online researcher Vision Critical has appointed Kris Hartvigsen to lead sales and business development in Europe.
Hartvigsen was previously the agency’s managing director of sales and services in Australia, having first joined in 2005. In his new role he will be based in London.
Angus Reid, Vision Critical’s CEO, said: “We’ve made great progress in our London and Paris offices over the past three years. Bringing Kris in is the start of even further investment in our European operations.”
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