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Tetsuya Honda
Jul 20, 2017

The next Cannes invasion: risk-management experts

As the festival of creativity celebrates fearless work that engages controversy, there will be a growing role for those who handle fallout and debates, writes BlueCurrent Japan MD Tetsuya Honda.

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