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Emily Tan
Dec 5, 2011

Love to open shop in Shanghai

MANCHESTER - Integrated creative UK agency Love will be launching its first office in Shanghai shortly after Chinese New Year. The agency currently handles work for Johnnie Walker in China.

Dave Palmer: Love's Shanghai office will launch shortly after Chinese New Year

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