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Emily Tan
Jun 17, 2014

Philippines does best when it embraces its problems: Merlee Jayme

CANNES - The biggest impediment to winning awards for the Philippines has been its inability to match the production budgets of the rest of the world, but it has since learnt to direct its creativity to an arena where it can play on even ground, according to Merlee Jayme, chairman and COO of DDB DM9 JaymeSyfu.

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