Sep 22, 2011
Spikes Asia 2011: Day Two
SPIKES ASIA - The big names were out in force for the first full day of the Spikes Asia 2011 programme. Omnicom's John Wren, Renren's Alvin Chiang, and Publicis Worldwide's Dean Bramham were among the key industry leaders sharing their thoughts on stage.
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