David Blecken
Nov 26, 2008

Iprex appoints director to grow Asia-Pacific presence

HONG KONG - Global public relations network Iprex has appointed Beth Cave as director for Asia Pacific, as it looks to raise its profile in the region.

Iprex appoints director to grow Asia-Pacific presence
Cave, who is based in Hong Kong, explained that her role would involve the solicitation of new member companies in untapped markets such as Thailand, Vietnam, Malaysia, Korea, Pakistan and New Zealand, as well as supporting the committee structure and assisting Iprex’s Asia Pacific president David Ketchum (pictured) in developing conference agenda.

She noted that while the organisation had been active in Asia for around eight years, the focus had until recently been on operations in the US and Europe, and that her appointment to the newly created management position was reflective of increasing attention to the region.

Most recently, Cave held a government relations consulting role, also in Hong Kong. She has also held senior titles at member organisations such as Amcham and Casbaa.

Iprex comprises 64 partner firms across 86 global offices. According to Cave, it aims to provide independent public relations firms with access to a supportive network in a similar manner to a holding company. Its current reach in Asia Pacific covers Hong Kong, Beijing, Shanghai, Singapore, Sydney, Tokyo and Taipei.

Source:
Campaign China

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