D'Arcy has announced a series of new hires in Greater China to
equip the agency with new creative firepower following the recent
departure of a number of senior staffers.
But amidst the agency's trials, we were pleased to see that its sense of
humour remains intact.
In the official release announcing the new hires, art director Khoo Wei
Hung was described as "Malaysian, male, single and tall", and we are
informed that he speaks English, Mandarin and Cantonese.
Meanwhile, fellow art director Perry Goh, originally from D'Arcy's
Singapore office, was part of the agency's Asia-Pacific creative staff
cross-training programme.
Perry transferred to D'Arcy Hong Kong for three months in mid-February -
and we're sure you all wanted to know this - he speaks English and
Mandarin, and "should be able to swear a bit in Cantonese".
Smashing stuff!
