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MediaCom bares all for charity calendar
By Staff, campaignlive.co.uk, Thursday, 21 January 2010 08:00AM
MediaCom has stripped off for a charity calendar. Get an eyeful of their key assets here:
MediaCom staff: bare all for charity calender
- January: Chris Kellaway, planner
- February: Fiona Walford, board director
- March: Steve Bignall, joint head of investment
- April: Jane Ratcliffe, chief executive
- May: Tom Curtis, joint head of create
- June: Claudine Collins, joint head of investment
- July: Stefan Bardega, managing partner, MBA
- August: Penny Logier, board director
- September: Wayne Philbert, director, Business to Business
- October: Tony Fletcher, planning manager
- November: Clare Newman, managing partner, Business Science
- December: Mac Stephenson, media manager, Business to Business
- January 2011: Jonathan Thalayasingam, finance, Media Payables Supervisor
- February 2011: Maria Dixon, IT service delivery manager
- March 2011: Luke Harman, facilities, fire marshall
This article was first published on campaignlive.co.uk
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