Anita Davis
Feb 5, 2009

O&M Beijing appoints president of advertising

BEIJING - Ogilvy & Mather China has appointed vice president of Ogilvy & Mather Beijing Raymond Tao (pictured) as its president of advertising as part of a management restructure in China and Hong Kong.

O&M Beijing appoints president of advertising
Tao, who has been at the agency for more than 15 years, was most recently responsible for managing the agency’s key accounts in China including Motorola and China Mobile. He will continue to oversee business development, operations management and professional training in his new role.

Tao will carry on his duties at Ogilvy Advertising Beijing while simultaneously driving the agency on a country level. He will report directly to CEO of Ogilvy & Mather Group China Shenan Chuang and will work closely with David Mayo, Ogilvy Advertising’s Asia-Pacific president.

Tao’s appointment also sees a restructure of the agency’s regional leadership as Ogilvy Shanghai’s managing director Michael Lee relocates to Hong Kong to assume the newly created role of president of strategic development for Greater China. In Hong Kong, Lee will manage accounts for Ogilvy Fashion and Ogilvy Auto.

Managing director of Ogilvy Advertising in Beijing Joyce Chang, meanwhile, will become managing director of Ogilvy Advertising Shanghai.
Source:
Campaign China

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