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Oct 10, 2018

Agency voices: Regional leaders look forward

We asked four APAC-based agency-network heads to comment for our special 50th anniversary issue.

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Clockwise from top left: Tony Harradine, Nick Waters, Leigh Terry, Gerry Boyle

Leigh Terry, CEO, IPG Mediabrands APAC
Where will 'the age of flux' take us? Two years into my APAC role, here are a few thoughts.

Gerry Boyle, CEO, APAC and EMEA, Publicis Media
Exposure to Asia has a lifelong impact. As our industry wrestles with issues of diversity, why not learn from diversity itself?

Nick Waters, CEO, Dentsu Aegis Network APAC
Asia-Pacific buying power and tech-friendly markets to lead next-gen global brands.

Tony Harradine, CEO, Omnicom Media Group Asia Pacific
Given the unique size of online audiences in this part of the world, it is no wonder that digital innovation is accelerating at a much faster rate here than anywhere.

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