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Leo Burnett integrates operations in Thailand

Leo Burnett yesterday debuted Leo Burnett Group in Thailand, which fully integrates Leo Burnett, ARC Worldwide and Black Pencil, and a new management team as part of Leo Burnett’s growth strategy for all potential markets in Asia-Pacific.

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12 years ago

February 11, 2010

Aishwarya Gupta

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Leo Burnett integrates Thai operations

ARC Worldwide provides customer-experience solutions and specialises in PR events, digital, customer-relationship management and retail marketing solutions. As the marketing services arm of Leo Burnett globally, Arc specializes in digital communications, direct and database marketing, promotions and shopper marketing

Black Pencil offers comprehensive branding services from strategic brand consultation and insight creation to client training workshops. Under the new organisation architecture, a new management structure was created.

On-Usa Lamliengphol, CEO of Leo Burnett Thailand, was named chairwoman of Leo Burnett Group in Thailand. She will be responsible for leading the management team and driving development and growth of the entire Leo Burnett Group in Thailand.

Somkiat Larptanunchaiwong was promoted from general manager to managing director of Leo Burnett Thailand. He will be in charge of both Leo Burnett Thailand and Black Pencil.

Ziebinski said that since he came to the region last June, he had grown quite optimistic about Asia-Pacific.

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