Contributors and Global Leaders
- Tom Bernardin: Chairman and Ceo Worldwide
- Eddie Booth: Regional Chairman and Ceo Greater China
- Giorgio Brenna: Chairman and Ceo Italy
- Jean-Paul Brunier: Chairman and Ceo Belgium and France
- Andrew Edwards: Chairman and Ceo, UK President, Europe
- Paul Eichelman: CFO Worldwide
- Paulo Giovanni: CEO Tailor Made
- Catherine Guthrie: President Multinational Clients
- Michelle Kristula-Green:EVP, Global Head of P&C Worldwide
- Alison Mcconnell: Chief Growth Officer Worldwide
- Nicolas Menat: President, Beacon Communications, Japan
- Carla Michelotti: EVP Chief, Legal, Gov't, Corp AFF Officer, Worldwide
- Isabel Ontoso: Chairman and Ceo Iberia
- Michael Peters: Global Director of Corp Strategy, Worldwide
- Arvind Sharma: Chairman and Ceo India Subcontinent
- Rich Stoddart: President North America
- Vladamir Tkachev: Chairman and Ceo Russia and Eastern Europe
- Raja Trad:CEO Middle East and North Africa
- Mark Tutssel: Chief Creative Officer Worldwide
- Patrick Venetucci: President,Global Operations Worldwide
- Olga Lucia Villegas: President Latin America
- Jarek Ziebinski: President Asia Pacific
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