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Marinidis, head of P&G Balkans: We expect consumer spending to stabilise in 2010
Posted on January 31st, 2010
Marinidis, head of P&G Balkans: We expect consumer spending to stabilise in 2010
Sotirios Marinidis, one of the most powerful executives in the consumer goods sector, provides the first optimistic forecasts for this market in 2010.
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Marinidis, head of P&G Balkans: We expect consumer spending to stabilise in 2010
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