NEWS18 November 2013
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SINGAPORE — 2CV has annnounced that Marianne Oh is joining its Asian qualitative team.
Oh, who worked previously at Cimigo and Flamingo, joins as associate director in Singapore.
“It’s great to have someone of Marianne’s calibre and experience join the team,” said James Redden, managing director for Asia Pacific. “Her knowledge of the digital landscape, together with fluency in Mandarin, Japanese and English will bring a tremendous value add to our clients.”
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