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Benjamin Li
Nov 8, 2011

Impact Asia helps Jack Wills with PR push before Hong Kong debut

HONG KONG - Premium British fashion label, Jack Wills, has appointed independent communications agency Impact Asia to handle social media and public relations around the introduction of the brand in the Hong Kong market.

Impact Asia helps Jack Wills debuts in Hong Kong

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