Simon Webb
Mar 23, 2022

Should we stay or should we go? Five principles for brands when conflict arises

Brands must start by running through a checklist of questions related to how the emergence of the conflict impacts their ability to operate in market, says a VP at Ogilvy PR.

Many global brands have stopped or severely curtailed their Russian operations.

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