Benjamin Li
Sep 16, 2011

OMG Hong Kong promotes Deric Wong to head of strategy and insights

HONG KONG - Deric Wong, formerly strategic planning director for Omnicom Media Group (OMG), Hong Kong has been promoted to newly created head of strategy and insights, effective immediately.

Deric Wong, has been promoted to head of strategy and insights, OMG Group, HK
Deric Wong, has been promoted to head of strategy and insights, OMG Group, HK

Wong will now lead the consolidated 10-strong team of strategic planning, insights and production under OMG Hong Kong and also play a key role in enhancing the strategic planning capabilities for both OMD and PHD.

 

Wong will also work at a regional level as the champion of ETNA (PHD’s proprietary planning approach) for PHD Asia Pacific and PHD Greater China, He has also been named as a member of OMG’s global creative council.

 

He will report to Cheuk Chiang, PHD’s Asia-Pacific CEO, who leads both initiatives on these responsibilities, as well as Mark Holden, PHD's global strategy director based in London and Jackson Kwok, CEO of OMG Hong Kong.

 

Barry Cupples, CEO, OMG, Asia Pacific, said, “Over the last few years, Deric has worked relentlessly on raising the bar of excellence for the work produced, leading to recognition for our organisation in the form of sought-after awards.”

 

"The media landscape is fast evolving and clients are increasingly turning to media agencies for more strategic and holistic service offerings,” added Kwok, “Deric is a great asset to our organisation and has contributed significantly in boosting the reputation of both the brands of OMD and PHD.”

 

Wong joined PHD in June 2008, and his role was expanded in July last year to cover both OMD and PHD as strategic planning director for OMG.

 

Hailing from Malaysia, Wong is fluent in English, Mandarin, Cantonese and Malay. His track record in sales, marketing, advertising and media has spanned across a spectrum of industries, the agency said. His portfolio includes work for City of Dreams, Altira Macau, Tempo, Vitasoy, Town Gas, Asana Wellness and The House of Dancing Water.

Source:
Campaign China

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