Speakers included JWT's Tom Doctoroff and Lo Sheung Yan; Zenith's Zoe Tan; Saatchis Pully Chau; Clear Media's Steven Yung; MadeforChina's Byron Constable; Nielsen Media Research's Doris Wong; MindShare's Peter Tan; and Ogilvy's Mickey Chak.
Media recently held its first China Summit, attended by more than 110 marketing and advertising executives in Hong Kong. The event examined key issues facing the new China - as the country passed its biggest economic milestone by becoming a member of the World Trade Organisation - and looked at the challenges ahead for the marketing communications industry.
by | 07/12/2002
Speakers included JWT's Tom Doctoroff and Lo Sheung Yan; Zenith's Zoe Tan; Saatchis Pully Chau; Clear Media's Steven Yung; MadeforChina's Byron Constable; Nielsen Media Research's Doris Wong; MindShare's Peter Tan; and Ogilvy's Mickey Chak.
Most read
WPP hikes Cindy Rose’s potential package to $14.66 million a year to close pay gap on rivals
Dentsu's incoming CEO vows to 'turn change into strength' in first address to staff
Unilever appoints influencer agency for global food business
Publicis CEO Arthur Sadoun: 'Competitors are living in a dream' about AI replacing people
How Hyrox built a $130 million brand by turning fitness into a marketing engine
The Trade Desk says Omnicom audits ‘have not identified any issues’
Related Articles