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Nov 2, 2018

Photos: China Innovation Summit 2018, Guangzhou

94 senior delegates from notable companies including Loreal, Cathay Pacific, Chow Sang Sang, Folli Follie, Lee Kum Kee, P&G, Huawei, BYD, attended Campaign's third China Innovation summit yesterday in Guangzhou, with the turnout consisting of approximately 57% brands, 30% agencies, and 13% service providers.

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Photos: China Innovation Summit 2018, Guangzhou

Here is the complete speaker list:

Li Menghuan	Director of Media Planning	NetEase
Cynthia Sun	New Media Director	BYD
Marco Tang	Senior Director, Retail Research Department	Nielsen China
Gary Luo	General Manager	Mediacom Guangzhou
Frangelica Liang	Managing Director	Ogilvy & Mather Guangzhou
Fu Sheng	CMO	Evomotion Ltd
Douglas Choy	Senior Director, Inventory Partnerships	Trade Desk
Tony Zhou	Deputy General Manager of Product Development Center	Leo Digital
Rita Chi	Chief Consultant	Gridsum
Daniel Miao	Regional Director	CNBC North Asia
Katy Xu	Vice President, Greater China and North Asia	BBC World News
Xavier Wong	Creative Director (Global Markets)	Huawei
Hu Qinhai	Brand Group Director	Pechoin
Calvin Chan	CEO	AdMaster
Leo Liang	Senior Director of Business Development	iQiyi

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