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David Blecken
Jun 20, 2016

Why Dentsu is finally taking the digital plunge

Toshiya Ohyama, who will serve as CEO of Dentsu Digital when it launches in July, explains to Campaign Japan the thinking behind a company that has left some scratching their heads.

Toshiya Ohyama

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