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Feb 28, 2022

Agency Report Card 2021: Havas Creative

An encouraging recovery, a stronger DEI commitment and a splashy creative acquisition bode well. But time will tell whether Havas can be a stronger creative power in APAC.

The Learning Lab / Xin Zhong Wen

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