Campaign India Team
May 28, 2012

Q&A: Rob Rehg, global chair of public affairs, Edelman

Public affairs’ contribution to revenue has grown significantly in the last ten years for public relations major Edelman, explains Rob Rehg, global chair for the practice and head of the Washington DC office. Markets like India, China and Brazil will have a role to play in its future growth, he says, in conversation with Campaign India.

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