Arati Rao
Jan 18, 2011

“In the old days, the business card was the brand; it’s a lot more than that today”: Landor’s Craig Branigan

Craig Branigan, chairman of Landor Associates and chair and chief executive officer of the B to D Group, explains what’s exciting about the branding space in 2011 and where Landor India figures in the scheme of things

Craig Branigan, chairman of Landor Associates & chair and CEO, B to D Group

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