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Jan 17, 2014
Filipinos expect brands to bring positive change after Yolanda
MANILA - Typhoon Yolanda represents an opportunity for brands to engage with people and contribute to society. More to the point, 96 per cent of the population expects nothing less, according to a McCann Worldgroup report.
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