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Shawn Lim
Aug 11, 2023

RGA's new leaders on navigating out of tough waters and decentralising creativity

On a recent trip to Singapore as part of their tour of RGA's offices in Asia-Pacific, the agency's new leaders sat down exclusively with Campaign for a wide-ranging conversation on the future of agencies, Cannes and generative AI.

[L-R) Robin Forbes and Tiffany Rolfe.

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