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Nov 23, 2015
Design thinking and tech a formidable combination for Japan: Tham Khai Meng
TOKYO - On a trip to Japan last week, Ogilvy’s global creative head Tham Khai Meng spoke to Campaign about what he sees as the market’s greatest strengths and weaknesses, and why he wants to see more experimentation with technology in the outdoor space.
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