Campaign India Team
Sep 17, 2009

“We will have our global creative council ready by end of 09:” Pinder

Campaign India caught up with Richard Pinder, who took sole network leadership of Publicis Worldwide in May this year, on the sidelines of the 2009 Spikes Asia festival. Pinder who hired former JWT worldwide chief creative officer Craig Davis in June this year as a precursor to setting up a global creative council, spoke about how far they have managed to progress in this respect, creativity in India and how the Razorfish deal fits into the Publicis system.On the progress of setting up the global creative council

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