NEWS8 August 2013
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UK — Ipsos Loyalty has appointed Helen Wilson as head of account management.
Wilson has rejoined Ipsos from CFI group where she was programme director and will work with the UK team strengthening its relationships with clients and prospects through optimum service delivery.
Wilson said: “I’m delighted to return to my Ipsos MORI roots. This is a top-drawer organisation with a great stable of clients, and the role fits my profile and aspirations perfectly. I look forward to working with the team to further enhance client relationships and to introduce our market-leading offer to prospects.”
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