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Apr 4, 2003
PRWEEK: Alintuck to head Edelman China amid Lamb's exit
BEIJING: Less than five months after being appointed Edelman China MD, Mark Lamb has left the firm amid reports of a culture clash at the consultancy's Beijing operations. The decision was made by Edelman Asia-Pacific president Alan VanderMolen, who put the former Ogilvy PR Taiwan head's departure down to a cultural mismatch.
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