Dentsu Creative Singapore Welcomes Fiona Huang as New Managing Director
Global Economic Times Reporter
korocamia@naver.com | 2025-03-25 16:07:42
SINGAPORE – Dentsu Creative Singapore has announced the appointment of Fiona Huang as its new Managing Director, effective immediately. Huang brings over 17 years of experience in driving brand and business growth through award-winning creative strategies and effective marketing campaigns.
Huang's extensive background includes successful collaborations with numerous brands across diverse sectors such as tourism, food and beverage, technology, and the arts. Her expertise lies in her ability to deliver exceptional results for both emerging and established brands in domestic and international markets.
Prakash Kamdar, CEO of Dentsu Singapore and Dentsu Southeast Asia Client & Solutions, expressed confidence in Huang's leadership, stating, "Fiona's proven track record in strategic leadership and operational excellence makes her the ideal candidate to propel our creative business forward. We are excited to see her leverage the power of creativity to achieve new heights."
Huang shared her vision for the role, emphasizing the dynamic nature of the industry and the importance of innovation. "In an ever-evolving landscape, we must remain agile and purposeful in our creative endeavors," Huang stated. "I am eager to collaborate with the talented team at Dentsu and our valued clients to shape the future of creativity. By harnessing Dentsu's technological strengths, we aim to bridge the gap between brands and consumers through innovative and meaningful campaigns."
This appointment follows Dentsu Singapore's recent strategic move to enhance its integrated advertising and marketing technology solutions by appointing Rahul Thappa as Managing Director of CXM and Media. Since adopting a customer-centric approach in 2020, Dentsu Singapore has continued to strengthen its integrated service offerings across its creative, CXM, and media divisions.
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