Nokia parts company with global brand strategy boss
25 Apr 2013 | by Matthew Chapman
Nokia has parted company with its vice president of global brand strategy and marketing creation Steven Overman.
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Nokia has parted company with its vice president of global brand strategy and marketing creation Steven Overman.
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