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Wu (pictured) is based in Nokia’s office in Beijing, the brand's Asia-Pacific headquarters since January. Will Harris, Nokia's head of marketing for Southeast Asia and Asia-Pacific, has decided to return to the UK.
ASIA-PACIFIC - China-born and educated Karl Wu (伍雷), most recently chief integration officer for Aegis Media China, resigned on 31 July and started a new job the next day as Nokia's Asia-Pacific director of agency management and media planning.
Wu (pictured) is based in Nokia’s office in Beijing, the brand's Asia-Pacific headquarters since January. Will Harris, Nokia's head of marketing for Southeast Asia and Asia-Pacific, has decided to return to the UK.
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