Wang replaces Gordon Stewart, who held the dual role of MD and chairman of Nielsen in Taiwan. He will stay on as chairman until June, when he will return to Australia. In a statement, Greater China president Mitch Barns described the move as “the culmination of over twelve months’ planning”.
A spokesperson for the company was unable to specify the accounts Wang would be involved with. Wang will report directly to Barns.
Separately, Nielsen is understood to be cutting 1,600 employees worldwide in a restructuring move.
A spokesperson for the company was unable to specify the accounts Wang would be involved with. Wang will report directly to Barns.
Separately, Nielsen is understood to be cutting 1,600 employees worldwide in a restructuring move.
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