Carlson Marketing's Douetil promoted to global role
by Beth McLoughlin, brandrepublic.com, Thursday, 02 November 2006, 7:00am,
LONDON - Carlson marketing has promoted Bill Douetil, its commercial director for EMEA and Asia Pacific, to global commercial director.
Douetil will take on the new role, which will involve managing client contracts, partnerships and new country incorporations, as Carlson Marketing continues its global realignment.
Douetil said: "I am extremely pleased to be able to represent Carlson Marketing's commercial interests at a global level. Carlson has made a sound investment creating this role in a climate where clients are increasingly rationalising their agencies on an international basis."
Previously as commercial director for EMEA and Asia, Douetil's negotiations included a major fuel marketing programme in Asia, a credit card loyalty scheme in the UK and an international meeting and events programme.
He has worked for Carlson Marketing for 16 years, and has a background in client services.
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