Thanzyl Thajudeen
Jul 2, 2024

Sri Lanka’s marketing industry needs ethics and standards

The nation's industry leaders dedicate substantial time and resources to crafting top-notch ideas and campaigns, yet they often overlook the social and behavioural effects these efforts have on the public, says Mark and Comm's Thanzyl Thajudeen.

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