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Apr 19, 2012
Brett Stewart departs McCann Worldgroup, Clinton Simpson resigns IPG Mediabrands
SINGAPORE - McCann Worldgroup has confirmed the resignation of Brett Stewart, the global managing partner in charge of the Cathay-Pacific's media interest. Meanwhile, Clinton Simpson has resigned his post as managing partner Asia, IPG Mediabrands, a position he's held for a year.
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