Exclusive: Longtime PHD executive steps into the role following the exit of Mallory Simmonds, who previously led Kepler’s APAC and EMEA business.

The train line heading to the Shanghai International Circuit was a colourful 'Build The Thrill' activation.

Wellness marketing in Asia often glorifies perfection. Stuart A Spencer argues brands should focus on everyday progress if they want to make healthier lives feel possible.

India, Singapore and New Zealand led the winners’ circle, while Motion Sickness Auckland won Independent Agency of the Year, and Uzbekistan broke through with a standout debut.

Campaign Asia-Pacific brings rolling updates from Spikes Asia Creative Campus, where speakers including Rica Facundo and Meta’s Jimmy Lee dig into the pressures, possibilities and cultural currents that run through APAC creativity.

After spending over a decade cutting her teeth at Grey and Cheil, Nguyen founded the indie shop Bgency in her hometown, Ho Chi Minh City.

The $676 million savings plan is an exercise in juniorisation, centralisation and using AI as a shield to cut senior staff, writes a veteran of the "now-defunct holdco model."

Chen will work alongside McPetrie as co-CEO for three months from March 30 as part of a leadership transition.

As Publicis Groupe marks 100 years, CEO Arthur Sadoun tells Campaign Asia-Pacific why rivals cutting jobs and betting on AI “synthetic” companies are getting it wrong. Publicis, he says, is investing in talent and Asia-led innovation.

Andreas Krasser is in his 40s, yet he's been asked about his "exit strategy." The Hong Kong CEO of Omnicom Advertising shares a candid piece on age bias in the industry.