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Jenny Chan 陳詠欣
Nov 19, 2015

Lowe China leadership rejig: Kitty Lun, Fanny Yum, Eddie Wong

GREATER CHINA - Mullen Lowe Group has confirmed leadership changes at Lowe China following speculation since last week, including the departure of chairman/CEO Kitty Lun, the promotion of MD Fanny Yum to CEO and the appointment of Eddie Wong as CCO.

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