Campaign India caught up with Susan Clark, MD, CEMEA & group MD, The Economist Group at Goafest 2011and spoke to her about the marketing challenges posed by emerging markets like India.
Apr 10, 2011
Campaign India in conversation with The Economist's Susan Clark; Powered by Hindustan Times
Campaign India caught up with Susan Clark, MD, CEMEA & group MD, The Economist Group at Goafest 2011
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