HEADHUNTER

- WatersTechnology Staff
- 07 Oct 1996

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James Glynn, a fairly high-profile wire reporter based in Canberra, has left Reuters to re-join his earlier home, Knight-Ridder Financial, now renamed Bridge and owned, of course, by a rather different parent company (see related story, this issue).

Henry Umney, the Hong Kong-based regional sales manager for DART, Data Analysis Risk Technology, has moved to work for the vendor in London as the company's head of sales overseeing the launch of DART's new Windows-based information product.

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