NEWS28 November 2013
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UK — YouthSight, a specialist youth, student and young professional research agency has announced three new hires and a promotion.
Josephine Hansom (pictured) joins the agency as head of brand, policy and professional research. She was previously an associate director at GfK, where she had global responsibility for digital innovation.
Other new joiners are Esme Mathieson, account manager, and Katie-Rose Gilmore, project executive, who have both joined the panel services team.
Panel services team manager Tatenda Musesengwa has also been promoted to client services director.
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