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Benjamin Li
Sep 6, 2011

GroupM promotes James Wu, while Lawrence Wan resigns

BEIJING - GroupM China has promoted James Wu to become managing director of digital operations and innovation of GroupM Interaction, with immediate effect. The group has also confirmed that Lawrence Wan, managing director of e-Business Solutions of GroupM, resigned last week.

GroupM China promotes James Wu to MD of digital operations and innovation

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