E-commerce: A wealth of opportunities for women
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Khaleej Times - 25-Aug-2018
MediaCom L.L.C
Last updated on: 23 November 2020
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Business SummaryProvides media buying and planning services.Country of IncorporationUAEOwnership TypeForeignEstablished In1999Primary SectorMediaNumber of Employees60Contact details
Primary address
Building: Business Central Towers BStreet: Al Falak Street
Floor: 41st Floor
Area: Dubai Media City
P.O. Box: 34780
Country: UAE
City: Dubai
Region
DubaiCONTACT
- Tel: +971 4-449-4700
- Fax: +971 4-431-9672
- Email: uae@mediacom.com
- Email: mena@mediacom.com
Officers
- Name availableChief Executive Officer
- Name availablePresident
- Name availableChief Financial Officer
- Name availableBuying Director
- Name availableHead of Business Development
- Name availableHead of Human Resources
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