Rylance to remain at B-M in new global role
HONG KONG - Burson-Marsteller Asia-Pacific CEO Bill Rylance has decided to remain at the agency he resigned from earlier this year, relocating to Europe to take on a newly-created role as vice-chairman overseeing global development.
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