The US-based content engagement solutions company for life science events, Array, has announced Chris Bryant (pictured) as the new vice-president of analytics and insights management. Prior to joining Array, Bryant worked for nearly 20 years with life sciences and event technology companies, holding management positions in the US and Asia. Having also worked as a producer of global events, he has extensive knowledge of all aspects of event planning, management and debrief. Marc Crawford, CEO of Array, said: “Chris brings extensive industry experience in the event technology space, and we’re excited to have him join us at a time when we’re advancing our data analysis capabilities and services.” Bryant commented: “After 19 years in the events industry, I can say that nothing has eluded planners and business owners more than measuring event ROI. I look forward to partnering with stakeholders across life sciences to leverage meaningful analytics and discover actionable insights that tell the story of success and drive purposeful event design.”
Array appoints new vice-president of analytics and insights management
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