Robert Sawatzky
Sep 7, 2018

Are Asian brands ready for polarising debates?

A Campaign panel discussion on brand and culture did not get far before the controversy surrounding Nike’s Colin Kaepernick advertisement took over.

L to R: Campaign's Faaez Samadi; Mastercard's Kaveri Khullar, Joël Céré, Flying Fish Lab; Haruna McWilliams, Essence

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