BBDO Asia Pacific opens office in Bangladesh
Thursday, 27 December 2007
FE Report
BBDO Asia Pacific, an Omnicom Group company, has opened an office in Bangladesh recently, according to a press release.
The new agency BBDO QAK, which was launched on August 15 this year, will be led by AKM Mahiuddin (Mahi), a marketing professional in Bangladesh.
Mahi has extensive advertising experience and has won many awards throughout his career.
As the QAK's current chief executive officer (CEO), Mahi has made a team combining experienced professionals and outstanding young creative talents.
Chairman and CEO of BBDO Asia Pacific Chris Thomas said : "Bangladesh is becoming increasingly important to both our clients and therefore to the development of our network. Establishing ourselves in a new market is always exciting and particularly so when we have the right partners. In QAK we have found an agency that complements our culture and is staffed by agency professionals who believe in the power of the work. Mahi will have our full support in the further development of his teams."
BBDO Asia Pacific, an Omnicom Group company, has opened an office in Bangladesh recently, according to a press release.
The new agency BBDO QAK, which was launched on August 15 this year, will be led by AKM Mahiuddin (Mahi), a marketing professional in Bangladesh.
Mahi has extensive advertising experience and has won many awards throughout his career.
As the QAK's current chief executive officer (CEO), Mahi has made a team combining experienced professionals and outstanding young creative talents.
Chairman and CEO of BBDO Asia Pacific Chris Thomas said : "Bangladesh is becoming increasingly important to both our clients and therefore to the development of our network. Establishing ourselves in a new market is always exciting and particularly so when we have the right partners. In QAK we have found an agency that complements our culture and is staffed by agency professionals who believe in the power of the work. Mahi will have our full support in the further development of his teams."