Advertising
Jun 13, 2016

Photos: Happiness Saigon’s ‘creative connectivity’ event

Happiness Saigon held an event called ‘1-2-3 Creative Connectivity agency’ exclusive to the agency’s clients and partners. Alan Cerutti, CEO, Happiness Saigon; Geoffrey Hantson, CCO, Happiness and Karen Corrigan, CEO, Happiness Group were at the event to announce the agency’s “creative connectivity” positioning.

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