Staff Reporters
Apr 14, 2022

'The horror stories are real': How adland leaders in Shanghai are coping with lockdowns

Shanghai-based leaders at Wavemaker, DDB, Starcom and more express the struggles they currently face such as rationing food supplies, balancing their physical and mental health, and looking after their teams.

Clockwise from top: Food rations (Getty); vegetables being portioned for distribution (Sandy Wu)

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