Ruzanna Sargsyan quits directorship at NASDAQ OMX Armenia’s division for another job

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YEREVAN, October 13. /ARKA/. Ruzanna Sargsyan has quitted as director of NASDAQ OMX Armenia Stock Exchange’s marketing and communication division for another position.

She worked at NASDAQ OMX Armenia for 2.5 years.

Sargsyan thanked her former colleagues for cooperation.

Yevgenia Evoyan, chief specialist at this division, will be in charge of relations with the media. –0–

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