WPP sets up joint venture in Indonesia
Compulsive deal-maker WPP is at itagain, this time with a joint venture in Indonesia.
Compulsive deal-maker WPP is at itagain, this time with a joint venture in Indonesia.
The global advertising and marketing conglomerate's wholly-owned global digital and relationship marketing network, Wunderman, has has lanched PT Wunderman Pamungkas Indonesia in partnership with industry veterans Rahadian Nugraha Agung and Tommy Prastowo.
Both Rahadian Nugraha Agung and Tommy Prastowo have extensive digital marketing experience from a range of digital agencies in Indonesia and join the joint venture as Head of Planning & Strategy and General Manager respectively.
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PT Wunderman Pamungkas Indonesia will offer full service digital marketing solutions to global and local brands and is located in Jakarta.
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