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Media Monitors Promotes Kirkendall-Rodriguez and Fulbright
White Plains, NY - Jun 17, 2008 - Media Monitors has promoted Brice Kirkendall-Rodriguez to the position of vice president international development, and John Fulbright to head of technical development.
Kirkendall-Rodriguez has been with RCS/Media Monitors for 15 years and has been involved in every aspect of support and development at both companies. He will oversee the data acquisition and production for Media Monitors, and he will also help identify and develop opportunities in international markets.
Fulbright has been on the RCS development team for seven years as the head of studio applications development.
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