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CK Yeung

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Cathay Pacific Airways has announced the appointment of CK Yeung as its new General Manager, Corporate Communication. He succeeds Dane Cheng in the role following the latter’s move to Sydney to take up the position of General Manager, Southwest Pacific. In his new position, Yeung has overall responsibility for all public and media relations, public affairs and general communication issues for Cathay Pacific globally. He also oversees the company’s main corporate social responsibility programmes. Prior to taking up his current position, Yeung was Director of University Development and Public Affairs at the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology, engaged in activities covering publicity, publications, marketing, media relations and strategic communication. He began his career as a TV journalist in 1979. In subsequent years, he took up a variety of communications roles within the Hong Kong Government and other major public bodies in the city.

e4m Desk Jan 15, 2010 3:35 PM

Ambarish Deshpande

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McAfee India Sales Pvt Ltd has announced the appointment of Ambarish Deshpande as Director – Alliances, Channels & Mid Market for South Asia. In this role, he will be responsible for driving McAfee’s mid-market business and strengthening the company’s relationships with its partners in South Asia. With more than 15 years of experience in the security industry, Deshpande brings to McAfee extensive experience in growing new businesses and driving growth through channel and enterprise sales. Deshpande joins McAfee from IronPort Systems, a Cisco business unit, where he was the Country Manager responsible for growing its business in India. Prior to that, he was heading Symantec’s channel sales in India and he has also worked at Tech Pacific Technologies, an Ingram Micro company.

e4m Desk Jan 15, 2010 3:35 PM

<b>Nitin Vaidya</b>, COO, ZEEL

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The respect that brand Zee commands in an average Indian family is huge and that respect no one can take away from us. We will not show any programme that will make anybody in the family uncomfortable as we are truly a family-oriented channel that values culture and we build on that strategy. We will always honour and respect the Indian value system. That is our strength and not limitation, and we will build our equity on that.

e4m Desk Jan 15, 2010 12:00 AM