Geeta Rao
Jul 12, 2018

Deja Vu: Thai Kham Meng and life after Cannes

Barely a week ago, this guest author had applauded the gender inclusive stance of Thai Kham Meng, Ogilvy's worldwide creative chief who was fired yesterday for reasons that are currently under wraps. Do Indian companies have a similar zero-tolerance policy when it comes to senior executives?

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