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Teh Chui Hoon moves up to managerial role for Carlsberg HK

HONG KONG - Teh Chui Hoon has been promoted from within the Carlsberg Group to be the new brands marketing director in the territory.

PROFILE: Ma Li-Min, marketing director of Perfetti van Melle China

Ma Li-Min, China marketing director for Italian family business Perfetti van Melle, compares ...

Susanna Lau Mei-Sze joins Travel Expert as marketing GM

HONG KONG - Susanna Lau Mei-Sze, former general manager of leading Hong Kong travel agent Hong ...

McCann veteran David Shen joins China Health Media as CEO

SHANGHAI - David Shen, 11-year McCann veteran and MD of McCann Healthcare China has resigned and ...

Seed Heritage eyes Asian expansion with first flagship store outside of Australia in Hong Kong

HONG KONG - Seed Heritage, an Australian upscale casualwear brand, has made its Hong Kong debut ...
 
People Focus

Q&A: Microsoft's Yu Sasamoto is in the hot seat

Yu Sasamoto, consumer and online marketing officer for Greater Asia-Pacific at Microsoft, says he is easy to hang out with.
 
Profile: Gap China marketing head Grace Wong 

Profile: Gap China marketing head Grace Wong

Grace Wong, senior director, head of marketing, Gap ...
VIDEO: CSL's Liversidge on its multi-brand strategy and 4G 

VIDEO: CSL's Liversidge on its multi-brand strategy and 4G

HONG KONG - After helping CSL to win 'Asia's Best Brand' ...
PROFILE: Olympus aiming for number three in digital cameras 

PROFILE: Olympus aiming for number three in digital cameras

It often takes two to dominate a market. Nike and Adidas ...
SECTOR INSIGHT

Gap's expansion fuels Asia fashion war

Asia is an attractive breeding ground for fast-fashion labels. But is this just part of the retailer's global expansion or to compensate for poorer performances elsewhere?
 
BRAND HEALTH CHECK

Alibaba loses credibility in fraud scam

Online behemoth Alibaba staff caught skimming, with resulting loss of revenue and trust
IN DEPTH

Brands should brace themselves for the end of 'cheap China'

CHINA - The Chinese government's continued chase for economic development has challenged its longstanding 'cheap' label, a new study has found. It concludes that foreign brands operating in the mainland need to rethink their strategies - fast.
 
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Campaign Magazine
Campaign Asia-Pacific
January, 2012