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| Mary Chung |
Mary Chung, who headed marketing, media relations and internal communications at Nomura Americas, has joined Intermarket, the New York-based financial PR specialist that is part of the UK's Lansons.
She assumes the senior VP/managing director for business development position and will work closely with president Martin Mosbacher to drum up new business.
Prior to Nomura, Chung was managing partner at Smash Street Media, head of corporate communications & marketing at Broadway Technology, senior VP-corporate communications & marketing at the American Stock Exchange and reporter at the Financial Times.
Intermarket earned the No. 10 slot in O'Dwyer's 2018 financial rankings with fee income of $3M. Lansons took a 51 percent stake in Intermarket in February 2019.
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