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Benjamin Li
Mar 30, 2010

Lowe China promotes Wang Nai-yen and Lylah Juninio to VP of Unilever team, Johnson and Johnson team, respectively

SHANGHAI - Lowe China has promoted Wang Nai-yen (pictured right) and Lylah Juninio (left) to VP of its Unilever team and Johnson and Johnson team, respectively

Lylah Juninio Wang Nai-yen Lowe China

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