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Dec 5, 2013
Council of Public Relations Firms of Hong Kong unveils 'Double Happiness' award winners
The Council of Public Relations Firms of Hong Kong (cPRfHK) announced the winners of its ‘Double Happiness’ awards on 4 December. Rachel Catanach, chairman of the CPRFHK, said: “This year we revisited the criteria to truly reflect the changing communications landscape. Emphasis was placed on facilitating integration amongst agency teams alongside robust briefing, creativity, strategic direction and measurement."
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