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Rafe Ring
Dec 16, 2011

Innovation Insiders: Laura Ashton, VP of marketing at Philips

ASIA-PACIFIC - In his regular series that goes inside global companies making innovation central to how they do business, Rafe Ring, CMO of Global Insights Group, sits down with Laura Ashton, vice president of marketing, Asia-Pacific and Emerging Markets for Philips Lighting.

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