Campaignbriefasia.com Website Review

creative agency party and production company dot by dot inc join force… cannes lions to distribute funds from sdg lions to ngo behind palau pl… lowe lintas india hires prateek bhardwaj to team with sagar kapoor as … former jwt global cco matt eastwood named global chief creative office…. mullenlowe malaysia bought out by management and becomes mullenlowe s'ng & partners. friday 11, january 2019 at 11:57 am by cb   comments (1) adrian s'ng, ceo of mullenlowe malaysia (pictured) obtains full ownership of the business. moving forward the agency will be known as mullenlowe s'ng & partners malaysia sdn bhd, effective immediately. there will be no changes to the current staff of mullenlowe in malaysia, who currently work with brands including tesco, marrybrown, domino's, f&n, iskandar investment berhad, malaysia airports berhad among others. gavin teoh and nizfaraz noor will lead the agency's brand teams with eddy nazarullah and alvin kor leading the creative department. the team at mullenlowe s'ng & partners can look forward to a dynamic environment where the local management will make fast decisions based on the current needs of the market. the culture within the agency will remain the same, as a challenger brand, constantly striving to punch continue reading mullenlowe malaysia bought out by management and becomes mullenlowe s'ng & partners. digital to reach almost half of apac share as dan forecasts ad-spend growth of 4.5% in 2019. friday 11, january 2019 at 10:15 am by cb   comments (0) aegis network's latest advertising spend forecast, based on data from 59 markets, predicts global growth will reach +3.8% in 2019, following +4.1% in 2018, taking total investment to usd625 billion. in asia pacific, there is a predicted +4.5% growth in 2019, following +4.6% in geographically, asia pacific will be a major growth region, contributing 42% of the global increase. comparatively, north america accounts for 30%, western europe accounts for 15% with latin america at 10% and central and eastern europe at 4%.