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The Research Partnership appoints Vicky McLellan to senior UK role
Healthcare market research and consultancy also promotes Pei Li Teh and Paul Reed
The Research Partnership has appointed Vicky McLellan to its UK quantitative team as an associate director.
Vicky has over 12 years of experience in healthcare market research and has a particular expertise in quantitative research techniques.
UK operations were also boosted by new research executives Anna Spivack, Katie Watts, Anna March Garcia and Jekamohan Vicneswararajah (known as Mohan), and marketing executive Harrison Gaiger.
Meanwhile in the healthcare market research and consultancy firm's Singapore Office, Pei Li Teh and Paul Reed have both been promoted to associate director.
Co-owner Mary Assimakopoulos said: “We are delighted to welcome these talented individuals to our growing team and we congratulate Pei-Li and Paul on their well-deservedpromotions. In this, our 15th anniversary, we are now a company of over 85 global healthcare-specialist market researchers and we have a goal to reach 100 employees with further recruitment in the latter part of 2012."
Headquartered in London, The Research Partnership has offices in Philadelphia and Singapore.
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