Matthew Miller
Jun 20, 2018

Wavemaker global chair: Merged company reflects clients' need for local speed

The merged Wavemaker is better set up to according to global chairman Alistair Aird.

One thing clients are consistently demanding is a desire for quicker decision-making and more speed at the local level, according to Alistair Aird, global chairman of Wavemaker. In a chat with Campaign Asia-Pacific Tuesday at Cannes Lions 2018, Aird talked about the company's progress on becoming a truly unified entity. He also discusses the merged company's local focus, its obsession with the customer purchase journey (backed up by a huge dataset), its moves toward greater diversity, and how it has the flexibility to let local markets tailor the global strategy in the most relevant way for their business locally.

Source:
Campaign Asia

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