Lauri Coots, CMO, TBWA spoke to Campaign India about being at Goafest and how the advertising industry has forgotten the other three Ps of marketing.
Apr 08, 2011
VIDEO: In conversation with TBWA’s Laurie Coots at Goafest 2011; Powered by Hindustan Times
Lauri Coots, CMO, TBWA spoke to Campaign India about the topic of her discussion as speaker at Goafest this year.
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