David Blecken
Sep 16, 2013

Global work doesn't have to be vanilla: Johnny Hornby

SPIKES ASIA 2013 - Though often derided for its lack creativity, global advertising can have real resonance if it is built on either universal human truths or single-minded product truths, according to Johnny Hornby, chief executive of Bates CHI & Partners.

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