Staff Reporters
Sep 10, 2014

Presenting the industry's most-admired companies and people

Campaign Asia-Pacific is proud to present its inaugural Most Admired Companies Report, based on an exclusive survey of professionals across the industry.

The marketing industry names the people and organisations it looks up to
The marketing industry names the people and organisations it looks up to

We may all already have a good sense of the companies that people in the industry look up to. But we wanted to be able to assess that sentiment in a more scientific way.

To do this, we invited professionals from across the industry—agencies, brands and media companies—to tell us unprompted which organisations and individuals they see in an especially positive light (aside from their own).

We've compiled all the results into a microsite we hope you'll enjoy browsing and sharing. There you'll find a five sets of rankings: clients, media companies, agencies, agency leaders and creatives.

In addition, for each company, you'll find a breakdown (example below) of how respondents rated that company across key characteristics including innovation, company culture, management and talent development. 

Without further ado, please explore:

www.campaignasia.com/mostadmired

 

 

Source:
Campaign Asia

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