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Dec 12, 2012

Paul Fisher leaves IAB to head Nielsen's APMEA business

AUSTRALIA - Paul Fisher has resigned from his role of IAB Australia and will be leaving early 2013 to join Nielsen in March as managing director of its media business across Asia-Pacific, Middle East and Africa, as well as Nielsen’s range of media-measurement solutions.

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