Text 100 Greater China ops take shape
TEXT 100 PUBLIC RELATIONS STEVEN MURPHY
Hong Kong - Greater China shapes up as a major growth market for Next Fifteen-owned PR group Text 100, following a further two wins for its China operation.
"Greater China continues to be one of Text 100's major growth markets globally," Steven Murphy, regional director North Asia at Text 100, said,"We expect this will continue as more clients look for an agency with the right blend of digital communications and traditional PR skills."
The agency's new clients include a global consulting project with KEF, the maker of speakers and hi-fi equipment and a strategic consulting project with BioBay, the Chinese incubator which provides business development services, funding, rental and manpower subsidies, and infrastructure support to bio-nano startups.
The past six months has seen Text 100 promote Asia Pacific Digital Lifestyle Practice Lead, Erica Pompen, to the role of Vice President and the addition of Merry Chen to Text 100 Beijing as an account director.
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