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Ex-RONIN Pair to Launch Ugam's UK CATI Centre

June 29 2007

Mumbai-based Ugam Solutions has hired former RONIN General Managers, Simon Glanville and Rafal Gajdamowicz, as Managing Director and Executive VP of its new multi-lingual data collection centre in London.

Simon Glanville and Rafal GajdamowiczThe centre is due to open in mid-August (www.mrweb.com/drno/news6939.htm ) and will offer mixed-mode, multi-country, B2B and medical studies, while acting as a management hub and training centre for the firm's data collection team in India.

For most of the past six years, Glanville has been General Manager of RONIN Corporation in London, during which time he managed the firm's expansion of its CATI centre. He had previously held roles at Harris Research, TNS and GfK. In his new role, Glanville will be responsible for setting-up the new centre and co-ordinating with Ugam's existing CATI centre in Mumbai.

Gajdamowicz was most recently General Manager of RONIN, where he was responsible for research design and management, as well as sales and delivery. At Ugam he will be tasked with building a research and project management team.

Ugam CEO, Sunil Mirani commented on the two appointments: 'Their complimentary skills and proven successful working relationship is great news for Ugam. They bring a wealth of knowledge and a real enthusiasm for our new global delivery model.'

The firm provides research and analytics services, and employs more than 800 employees in Mumbai, San Francisco and Chicago who offer a range of data collection, data management, analytics and IT services to the MR industry. Ugam is online at www.ugamsolutions.com .

All articles 2006-23 written and edited by Mel Crowther and/or Nick Thomas, 2024- by Nick Thomas, unless otherwise stated.

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