Pitch Watch: Etika hands Calpis Project to M&C Saatchi and more!

(marketingmagazine.com.my) – As February draws to an end our friends at R3 has rounded-up some of the key account shifts in Malaysia and the Asia Pacific for the month of January.

Some of the key changes in Malaysia include M&C Saatchi nabbing the D’yana account and a project for Calpis on the creative side and Universal McCann winning the social business for Telekom.

Across the region, there have been many changes with Audi in Taiwan going to McCann World Group and Nestle Indonesia handing their media duties to Mindshare.

For a full list of who won what check out the table below.

Jan Top 10 Account wins in Malaysia

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