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ZRG Expands into India - Hunt Scanlon Media

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ZRG has established a presence in India with the hiring of Ramit Bhel as a managing director in New Delhi. “Ramit’s experience establishing and growing a consumer and retail search practice in India will be a wonderful benefit to our clients,” stated Larry Hartmann, CEO of ZRG. “India represents a strategic geography for global business, and we are always eager to have local experts working for our clients across the globe.” “I am very excited t…

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ZRG Expands into India - Hunt Scanlon Media

ZRG has established a presence in India with the hiring of Ramit Bhel as a managing director in New Delhi. “Ramit’s experience establishing and growing a consumer and retail search practice in India will be a wonderful benefit to our clients,” stated Larry Hartmann, CEO of ZRG. “India represents a strategic geography for global business, and we are always eager to have local experts working for our clients across the globe.” “I am very excited t…

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