Trevor Beattie, Andrew McGuinness on BMB's India ambitions and why the BMB-Madison JV makes sense
Beattie McGuinness Bungay's Trevor Beattie and Andrew McGuinness talk to Campaign India on the timing of their India launch and why having a start-up in a market like India would be assumptive.
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On the BMB- Madison JV
On when their India ambitions were born
On their India team
On how the next six months are going to look like for BMB India
On their favourite Indian campaigns
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