Mar 26, 2015
Agency teams battle in The Big Quiz
Last night in Hong Kong, teams from several agencies bravely took up the challenge of Campaign Asia-Pacific's Big Quiz, presented in association with The Wall Street Journal. After enduring a barrage of questions in several categories (along with free drinks) the trivially talented team from Edelman (aka Edelweiss, or was it 'Edelwize'?) emerged victorious, followed by teams from IPG, Red Fuse, Branded, Ogilvy and...we'll be kind and not mention the rest. The event took place at Frites in Quarry Bay, with Jasper Donat, founder and CEO of Branded, ably serving as emcee.
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