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Emily Tan
Apr 18, 2016

CMOs fight to focus in an era of distractions: Roundtable

HONG KONG - The true struggle, for today's CMO, is not keeping on top of every new channel, platform or tactic that crops up, but staying focused on what really matters, according to leading Asian marketers at a roundtable sponsored by Williams Lea Tag.

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