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Jun 17, 2013

Cannes photos: Omnicom-hosted lunch welcoming China Advertising Association

Omnicom vice chairman Serge Dumont hosted a lunch on 17 June at the Majestic to welcome Li Dong Sheng, president of the China Advertising Association, and secretary general Yan Jun to Cannes. Also attending were Bernard Brochand, mayor of Cannes; Terry Savage, chairman of Lions Festivals; and Tim Waldron, managing director of Haymarket Media Asia.

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