FOCUS - THE CHINA BRAND SEMINAR: Branding sophistication on the rise

<p>Brand-building in China has become far more sophisticated compared </p><p>with even a year ago, advertising and brand professionals heard at the </p><p>recent MEDIA-organised China Brand Seminar in Shanghai. </p><p><BR><BR> </p><p>The delegates also heard that the level of marketing savvy needed will </p><p>continue to increase in line with growing competition in the world's </p><p>largest market. </p><p><BR><BR> </p><p>Topics included a case study on the rebranding of the Midea group, </p><p>insights into Internet usage among the Chinese populace and strategies </p><p>and tactics to effectively reach China's youth market. </p><p><BR><BR> </p><p>The speakers consisted of Iamasia CEO Louis Boswell; CSM Shanghai </p><p>associate client service director Matt Brosenne; Fonnie Ip, brand </p><p>consultant at Landor Associates; and JWT's associate account director </p><p>Rodney Cao. </p><p><BR><BR> </p>

Brand-building in China has become far more sophisticated compared

with even a year ago, advertising and brand professionals heard at the

recent MEDIA-organised China Brand Seminar in Shanghai.



The delegates also heard that the level of marketing savvy needed will

continue to increase in line with growing competition in the world's

largest market.



Topics included a case study on the rebranding of the Midea group,

insights into Internet usage among the Chinese populace and strategies

and tactics to effectively reach China's youth market.



The speakers consisted of Iamasia CEO Louis Boswell; CSM Shanghai

associate client service director Matt Brosenne; Fonnie Ip, brand

consultant at Landor Associates; and JWT's associate account director

Rodney Cao.