David Blecken
Jul 24, 2015

The woman charged with taking Hakuhodo to the world

TOKYO - Ayami Nakao, recently appointed as a Hakuhodo corporate officer (the first time a woman has taken such a role at Japan’s oldest advertising agency), speaks to Campaign Asia-Pacific about raising the agency's stature internationally.

Ayami Nakao: cultivating local talent will be key to Hakuhodo's success outside Japan

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