MALAYSIA - Lowe Malaysia's executive creative director Ng Heok Seong has announced that he will be stepping down at the end of this year.
Ng has spent the past five years at Lowe Malaysia and it is not immediately clear where he is headed to next. The agency has said that it is currently recruiting for his replacement.
He started his advertising career at Naga DDB where he spent 18 years, eventually rising to the position of creative director at DDB International.
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