Asiya Bakht
Aug 28, 2009

The Brand Union looks to double growth in Singapore and China

SINGAPORE - The Brand Union's new Asia-Pacific MD Alan Couldrey, who took up the role in June, has said that the branding agency is targeting aggressive growth in its Singapore hub and China markets.

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