Emily Tan
Sep 16, 2013

Ideas brave enough for more than one client

SINGAPORE - If creative bravery produces the best work that challenges, inspires and delivers, should it be confined to just one client? Calvin Soh, founder of Ninety Nine Percent asked this during a slightly contentious panel discussion today at the Spikes Asia Festival of Creativity.

From left: Silk, Dabral, Tay and Soh

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