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June 7 2021, 9:13 am | BY Ricki Green | 4 Comments Today Australian Beef launches a new winter campaign via The Monkeys part of Accenture Interactive, with reigning world champion Javelin thrower, Kelsey Lee-Barber, by highlighting that beef is packed with protein and makes the greatest healthy meals, not only for athletes, but for everyday Aussies too.   The new TVC, directed by Trevor Clarence, imagines Olympian, Kelsey Lee-Barber and her younger brother Greg in an epic battle for the...

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Thomas Mouritzen, Accenture Interactives lead for Southeast Asia, told MARKETING-INTERACTIVE that the next five years will be about strengthening and expanding its presence in the region.

Tokyo-based Aozora Bank has invested an undisclosed amount in Singapore-based Genesis Alternative Ventures's $80 million venture debt fund.

DUBLIN (dpa-AFX) - Accenture (ACN) said it has acquired Entropia, marking the first acquisition by Accenture Interactive in Southeast Asia.Founded in 2016 and based in Kuala Lumpur, Entropia

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Accenture has acquired Kuala Lumpur-based Entropia, marking the first acquisition by Accenture Interactive in Southeast Asia.

Flaviano Faleiro, Accenture Interactive’s president for growth markets, told MARKETING-INTERACTIVE in an exclusive interview that the acquisition of Entropia is a great example of its "strategic tuck-in" approach.

Consulting and processing services provider Accenture has acquired Kuala Lumpur-based Entropia, marking its very first acquisition in Southeast Asia.

Ad agency ready to hunt for clients wanting long-term relationships Share Big brands want to access all advertising services in a one-stop-shop as they focus on the holistic customer experience, the newly appointed CEO of advertising agency DDB Group Australia and New Zealand says. Andrew Little has stepped into the regional role after seven years as chief executive of DDB Australia, which houses the creative ad agency of the same name, digital shop Tribal, PR agency Mango, healthcare specialis...