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Scott Kronick
Feb 12, 2014

BOOK EXCERPT: China's fading counterfeit gems

ASIA-PACIFIC - Scott Kronick, 19-year China veteran and president and CEO of Ogilvy Public Relations Asia-Pacific, has published a compilation of columns called 'The Lighter Side of China' about the everyday entertaining life experiences that expats may face when living in the mainland.

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