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Feb 17, 2014
Behind the scenes at Leo Burnett's global creative review
SINGAPORE - Leo Burnett invited Campaign Asia-Pacific for an exclusive inside view of its Global Product Committee (GPC). Kicked off some 20 years ago, the company positions the quarterly conference as a business tool for honing talent and sharing best practices within its network.
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