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Kenny Lim
Jan 15, 2009

10AM Communications hires strategic planner

SINGAPORE - 10AM Communications has hired Saatchi & Saatchi Singapore's Aw Siyuan (pictured) as one of its first strategic planners.

10AM Communications hires strategic planner
Aw, who spent three years at the same role with Saatchi & Saatchi Singapore, has worked on brands including Guinness, Lexus, Singapore Navy, UOB, Toyota, Tiger, ESPN, Sony Ericsson, Cadbury and the Economic Development Board.

The Singaporean creative hotshop was acquired by WPP agency network Bates 141 in August 2008.
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