Motorola UK marketing director joins Kodak
Lara O'ReillyMotorola Mobility’s UK and Ireland marketing director James Soames has left the mobile manufacturer to join Kodak Alaris as the personal imaging company’s first chief marketing officer.
Motorola Mobility’s UK and Ireland marketing director James Soames has left the mobile manufacturer to join Kodak Alaris as the personal imaging company’s first chief marketing officer.
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