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Benjamin Li
May 16, 2012

Economist Conferences appoints Kreab Gavin Anderson as social-media partner

HONG KONG - As social media has gained great influence in policy debates, the Economist Conferences has hired Kreab Gavin Anderson (KGA) as its first official social-media partner, tasked with raising awareness and engagement for the Bellwether Series 2012 conference.

KGA to promote Bellwether Series 2012 through social media

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