Olivia Parker Rick Boost
Jun 12, 2017

Weber Shandwick's Darren Burns on the future of PR

Weber's China President gives the lowdown on what it means to work in public relations today—and how to attract the best talent tomorrow.

Weber's China President gives the lowdown on what it means to work in public relations today—and how to attract the best talent tomorrow.

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