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Jun 7, 2011

TBWA leaders work to 'disrupt' Shanghai

TBWA hosted its 'Let's talk disruption' seminar in Shanghai on 26 May. Over 400 senior-level marketers and creative specialists attended the full house event, hearing from both TBWA global leaders and well-known Chinese creatives. Speakers included TBWA Worldwide CMO Laurie Coots, CEO of Shang Xia Jiang Qiong Er, TBWA Los Angeles CCO Rob Schwartz, and Life Magazine publisher Rocky Liang.

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