Manuela Ciugudean-Toma is the new marketing and communication leader for PwC in South-Eastern Europe
Manuela Ciugudean-Toma joined PwC and will coordinate the marketing teams in 11 countries in South-Eastern Europe. She will be responsible for developing an integrated PwC marketing and communication strategy throughout the Balkans. 2017-04-12 16:35:58
"I am happy that Manuela agreed to lead the marketing teams of PwC in South-Eastern Europe," said Ionut Simion, country managing partner, PwC Romania. "I am positive that her experience and her enthusiasm for brand management will contribute to strengthening PwC's image as leader on the professional services market."
"I chose PwC also because I resonate with the firm's passion for innovation, including in marketing and communication activities, but also with its commitment to contribute to solving important problems for society," added Manuela Ciugudean-Toma, marketing and communications leader of PwC South-Eastern Europe.
Manuela has over 15 years of experience in developing and implementing innovative marketing campaigns in several European countries. Before joining PwC, she led the marketing team of Intel Corporation in South-Eastern Europe.
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