WFA Global Marketer Hall of Fame

Global Marketer Hall of Fame

Global Marketer Hall of Fame

Introducing WFA's Hall of Fame

The Hall of Fame celebrates the very best of regional and global marketers.

Featuring every marketing leader who has been shortlisted for the first five editions of the Global Marketer of the Year, our annual award, the Hall of Fame celebrates the impact that global and regional marketers can have on the businesses they work for and the society they serve.

The list includes 27 marketing leaders who have been showcased by our global award since it was launched in 2017, representing companies such as Bayer, Burger King, Coty, Deutsche Telekom, Diageo, Dole Sunshine Company, General Mills, Grab, Huawei, IKEA, J&J, LEGO Group, L’Oréal, Mars, Inc., Mastercard, Mattel, Inc., Mondelēz International, Natura, PepsiCo, P&G, Reckitt, The Coca-Cola Company and Unilever.

The Hall of Fame will also include anyone shortlisted for this year’s and future awards.

WFA Global Marketer Hall of Fame

  • Andrea Alvares
    Andrea Alvares Andrea ex Chief Brand, Innovation, International and Sustainability Officer, Natura
    Andrea was Chief Brand, Innovation, International and Sustainability Officer for Natura when she was shortlisted in 2021. Her nomination praised the way she helped empower the company’s consultants’ network, providing representatives with new digital tools, extending payment terms and supporting them during the pandemic. She also played a strong role in helping Natura drive up its innovation index, which rose nearly 10 percentage points in two years. She is currently on a sabbatical.
  • Fabrice Beaulieu
    Fabrice Beaulieu Fabrice Chief Marketing, Sustainability and Corporate Affairs Officer
    Fabrice was shortlisted in 2022 for his work in instigating a major shift towards a purpose-led brand strategy at Reckitt. The Finish brand, for example, has contributed to the saving of 10 million gallons of water by encouraging people to ‘skip the rinse’ through partnerships with National Geographic and WWF. Last year also saw the launch of the Reckitt Marketing Academy in more than 30 countries, helping more than 2000 marketers and resetting the learning culture.
  • Conny Braams
    Conny Braams Conny ex Chief Digital and Commercial Officer, Unilever
    Conny was then Chief Digital and Commercial Officer at Unilever and Vice President of WFA when she was named Global Marketer of the Year 2021. As the FMCG giant’s top marketer, she led the company’s end-to-end digital transformation and identified new opportunities for growth. She believes brands have a responsibility to make sustainable behaviours easy and every day.
  • Patricia Corsi
    Patricia Corsi Patricia Chief Marketing, Digital and Information Officer, Bayer
    Patricia was shortlisted in 2022 for her work in placing sustainability at the centre of Bayer brand and product strategies as well as the innovation process in partnership with R&D. She has developed more synergies between IT /Digital Transformation and the marketing and sales teams leading to greater efficiency and effectiveness.
  • Rupen Desai
    Rupen Desai Rupen WFA Asia VP & Advisory Board Member, Copenhagen Cartel
    Rupen was then Global CMO of Dole Sunshine Company when he made a powerful call to action for marketers to do more to drive a sustainable future at Global Marketer Week in Athens in 2022. He was shortlisted in 2021 for developing a new business model for Dole, one driven by a clear purpose: good nutrition is a human right. At Cannes Lions 2022 Dole’s work with Piñatex – turning pineapple leaves into vegan leather, resulting in a new series of Nike shoes and creating a new income stream for farmers – picked up the Grand Prix for Creative Business Transformation.
  • Cristina Diezhandino
    Cristina Diezhandino Cristina CMO, Diageo
    Cristina has re-imagined how the company’s 1,200-strong marketing team works since taking over the top role. She and her team have introduced quarterly plans and small challenge teams to address specific short-term problems. During the pandemic, she focused on enabling consumers to recreate that bar feeling at home, growing the ecommerce business, while also supporting bars and bar staff. She was shortlisted in 2021 and was named Global Marketer of the Year 2022.
  • Asmita Dubey
    Asmita Dubey Asmita Chief Digital & Marketing Officer, L'Oréal
    Asmita was shortlisted in 2022. Under her leadership, the company has continued to optimise its internal marketing organisation through upskilling, as well as by improving the way it works with agencies and start-up. It has started to build a diverse ecosystem of Web3 partners that spans artists, communities and tech platforms, launching the first multi-brand beauty partnership with Ready Player Me and partnering with Meta and StationF to accelerate start-ups whose focus is creativity in the Metaverse. On the sustainability front, Garnier is bringing greener beauty with Environmental and Social impact labelling and innovations like Ultra Doux No rinse conditioner to save water.
  • Andrew Garrihy
    Andrew Garrihy Andrew ex CMO, DiDi
    Andrew was shortlisted in 2020 for his role as Chief Brand Officer and Western Europe Chief Marketing Officer at Huawei. As well as helping Huawei weather many storms in the last couple of years, both geopolitical and the pandemic, he also helped develop Story Sign, a text to sign language app that has transformed the lives of deaf communities around the world. He was most recently Chief Marketing Officer at DiDi International Business.
  • Cheryl Goh
    Cheryl Goh Cheryl Group VP of Marketing and Sustainability, Grab
    Cheryl has been with South-East Asia’s ride-sharing app since the beginning of its journey. As Group VP of Marketing and Sustainability she leads marketing across the region. Her team runs the GrabForGood programme, which has helped more than 800 people with disabilities become Grab drivers. She was shortlisted in 2019 and 2022.
  • Julia Goldin
    Julia Goldin Julia Chief Product and Marketing Officer, Lego Group
    Lego Group has been one of the leaders in the drive to build content-led brands and as Chief Product and Marketing Officer, Julia has played a key role. Shortlisted in 2021 and 2022, herremit covers product development, licensing and partnerships as well as marketing, research and the company’s in-house creative agency. During the pandemic she and her team devised the #letsbuildtogether campaign to support isolated children and their parents in just two weeks.
  • Fernando Machado
    Fernando Machado Fernando CMO, NotCo
    Fernando found global marketing fame as Chief Marketing Officer at Burger King and its parent company RBI, with a reputation for pushing creative boundaries to drive business growth. Campaigns such as Whopper Detour picked up a host of Cannes Lions to go on a mantlepiece that also includes D&AD Yellow Pencils and Grand Effies. He was shortlisted in 2019 and 2020 and now works as Chief Marketing Officer at NotCo.
  • Lisa McKnight
    Lisa McKnight Lisa EVP, Chief Brand Officer, Mattel, Inc.
    Lisa McKnight, EVP and Global Head of Barbie & Dolls Portfolio at Mattel, has played a critical role in transforming Mattel’s portfolio and updating the classic doll for the 21st century. She has added much greater diversity to the range, helping more young girls see themselves in the Barbie brand. Shortlisted in 2020, she has worked for Mattel for more than 20 years.
  • Ukonwa Ojo
    Ukonwa Ojo Ukonwa ex Global CMO, Amazon Prime Video & Studios
    Ukonwa was shortlisted in 2018 for her work as Chief Marketing Officer, Consumer Beauty at Coty, where she rebranded Covergirl, launched the I Am What I Makeup campaign and opened a new “experiential beauty playground” flagship store in New York. Since then, she’s been Global Chief Marketing Officer at MAC Cosmetics and also spent two years as Global Chief Marketing Officer for Amazon Prime Video & Studios.
  • Ivan Pollard
    Ivan Pollard Ivan Leader at The Conference Board
    Ivan Pollard was shortlisted in 2020 for his work as Global CMO at General Mills. He was recognised for the success he’d had in taking a three Cs approach to General Mills; creativity, building a community and enhancing capability. He also mixed precision marketing with the opportunities presented by big cultural events, including promoting regenerative agriculture. He currently works for The Conference Board, a thinktank that provides insights into what lies ahead.
  • Marc Pritchard
    Marc Pritchard Marc Chief Brand Officer at Procter & Gamble
    Marc Pritchard, Chief Brand Officer at Procter & Gamble, has been consistently recognised as one of the world’s best marketers. He was shortlisted in 2017, 2018, 2019 and named Global Marketer of the Year2020. Marc sets the company’s multi-billion-dollar media, marketing and advertising strategies and leads marketing innovations for P&G’s portfolio of trusted, quality brands. He has not only boosted P&G’s data-driven capabilities but he has also developed new ‘fix and flow’ agency models as well as ensuring that all communications meet the highest standards on gender equality and diversity.
  • Raja Rajamannar
    Raja Rajamannar Raja Chief Marketing & Communications Officer and President – Healthcare Business at Mastercard
    Raja Rajamannar, Chief Marketing & Communications Officer and President – Healthcare Business at Mastercard, was shortlisted in 2017 and 2018, when he picked up the Global Marketer of the Year title. He has since been elected as President of the WFA and is the author of the Wall Street Journal bestseller Quantum Marketing: Mastering the New Marketing Mindset for Tomorrow's Consumers.
  • Martin Renaud
    Martin Renaud Martin EVP & Chief Marketing and Sales Officer, Mondelēz International
    Martin was shortlisted in 2022. Since joining Mondelēz in 2018, he has transformed the company’s marketing strategy – building excellence in its brand investment profile, renewing its creative approach, and spearheading its ambitious goal of becoming the digital snacking leader. He has overseen substantial investments to accelerate and sustain growth in digital commerce.
  • Karen Riley-Grant
    Karen Riley-Grant Karen ex Chief Marketing Officer, Levi Strauss & Co.
    Karen was shortlisted in 2022. She joined Levi’s seven years ago and is a big believer in the fact that standout innovation comes from co-creation. Last year, the company expanded its House of Strauss creator houses in Mexico City, in order to foster creativity and increase brand awareness. Revenue for the 12 months ending August 31, 2022 was up 14.6% year-on-year, confirming the company’s status as one of the world’s most iconic denim jean brands.
  • Lubomira Rochet
    Lubomira Rochet Lubomira Partner, JAB Holding Company
    Lubomira Rochet, then Chief Digital Officer at L’Oréal was named Global Marketer of the Year in 2019. The award was recognition of her role in developing a strong push on eCommerce and the accelerated digitalization of media through a massive precision advertising program that has been rolled out in 45 countries. Lubomira also championed the development of digital skills amongst L’Oréal’s marketing teams and the use of AR in “beauty tech” to craft personalised customer experiences. She is currently a partner at JAB Holding Company.
  • Syl Saller
    Syl Saller Syl ex CMO, Diageo
    Syl Saller was recognised for leading the transformation in both creative excellence and marketing effectiveness across Diageo. She also inspired industry wide change in promoting gender equality and supporting leadership development within Diageo and beyond. In addition to sponsoring equality initiatives established by the Unstereotype Alliance, she has helped launch new programs that support leadership development and a diverse pipeline of top talent at Diageo. She was shortlisted in 2018 and 2019 and is now a board member, non-executive director, advisor and executive coach.
  • Hans-Christian Schwingen
    Hans-Christian Schwingen Hans-Christian ex CMO, Deutsche Telekom
    Hans-Christian Schwingen, CMO at Deutsche Telekom, was shortlisted in 2017. He was praised for his work in giving the Life is for Sharing new meaning through mobile game Sea Hero Quest, which persuaded consumers to share data to help medical researchers looking for a cure for dementia. He is now a self-employed brand revitalizer and renovator as well as a member of the advisory board at the GIM Society for Innovative Market Research.
  • Pratik Thakar
    Pratik Thakar Pratik Global Head of Generative AI, The Coca-Cola Company
    Pratik led structural changes that have allowed Coca-Cola’s marketing teams and agency partners to collaborate even more closely during the pandemic. He has created new merchandising partnerships and launched the company’s game-themed “One Coke Away from Each Other” campaign. He was shortlisted in 2021 and is now Global Head of Generative AI for the company.
  • Jane Wakely
    Jane Wakely Jane EVP, Chief Consumer and Marketing Officer and Chief Growth Officer, International Foods at PepsiCo
    Jane, then Lead CMO at Mars, was shortlisted in 2017, 2020 and 2021. She has been a critical part of Mars’ efforts to innovate digitally and creatively. She drove the transformation of Mars’ marketing function, delivering a new mandate – building brands for mutual value – to create a roadmap for sustainable growth. Recent campaigns include Sheba’s Hope Reef product, where the brand partnered with National Geographic to help regrow coral at the site in Indonesia. She is now EVP, Chief Consumer and Marketing Officer and Chief Growth Officer, International Foods at PepsiCo.
  • Keith Weed
    Keith Weed Keith ex CMCO, Unilever
    Keith Weed, then Chief Marketing & Communications Officer at Unilever, was the inaugural winner of WFA’s Global Marketer of the Year in 2017. He was praised for his work in using the power advertising not just to build brands, but to positively contribute to society, including Unilever's work around gender stereotyping. He is now an independent director on the board of WPP and Sainsbury’s as well as president of the UK’s Advertising Association and Royal Horticultural Society.
  • Claudia Willvonseder
    Claudia Willvonseder Claudia Executive Board Member, Dr. Oetker
    Claudia Willvonseder was shortlisted in 2018 for her role as Chief Marketing Officer at Ikea Group, where she worked to engage all 29 IKEA markets around common objectives and co-initiatives, focusing on her belief that corporate behaviour and culture is the future of marketing. She is now an executive board member at Dr. Oetker.
  • Glory Zhang
    Glory Zhang Glory Chief Marketing Officer, Huawei
    Glory Zhang, Chief Marketing Officer at Huawei Consumer Business Group, was shortlisted in 2017 for her role as the public face of the company’s global consumer business, playing a key role in its move to become a premium competitor to Samsung and Apple. She also established its PR team and helped launch the Honor brand globally.

Andrea Álvares

ex Chief Brand, Innovation, International and Sustainability Officer, Natura

Andrea was Chief Brand, Innovation, International and Sustainability Officer for Natura when she was shortlisted in 2021. Her nomination praised the way she helped empower the company’s consultants’ network, providing representatives with new digital tools, extending payment terms and supporting them during the pandemic. She also played a strong role in helping Natura drive up its innovation index, which rose nearly 10 percentage points in two years. She is currently on a sabbatical.

Fabrice Beaulieu

Chief Marketing, Sustainability and Corporate Affairs Officer, Reckitt

Fabrice was shortlisted in 2022 for his work in instigating a major shift towards a purpose-led brand strategy at Reckitt. The Finish brand, for example, has contributed to the saving of 10 million gallons of water by encouraging people to ‘skip the rinse’ through partnerships with National Geographic and WWF. Last year also saw the launch of the Reckitt Marketing Academy in more than 30 countries, helping more than 2000 marketers and resetting the learning culture.

Conny Braams

ex Chief Digital and Commercial Officer, Unilever

Conny was then Chief Digital and Commercial Officer at Unilever and Vice President of WFA when she was named Global Marketer of the Year 2021. As the FMCG giant’s top marketer, she led the company’s end-to-end digital transformation and identified new opportunities for growth. She believes brands have a responsibility to make sustainable behaviours easy and every day.

Patricia Corsi

Chief Marketing, Digital and Information Officer, Bayer

Patricia was shortlisted in 2022 for her work in placing sustainability at the centre of Bayer brand and product strategies as well as the innovation process in partnership with R&D. She has developed more synergies between IT /Digital Transformation and the marketing and sales teams leading to greater efficiency and effectiveness.

Rupen Desai

WFA Asia VP & Advisory Board Member, Copenhagen Cartel

Rupen was then Global CMO of Dole Sunshine Company when he made a powerful call to action for marketers to do more to drive a sustainable future at Global Marketer Week in Athens in 2022. He was shortlisted in 2021 for developing a new business model for Dole, one driven by a clear purpose: good nutrition is a human right. At Cannes Lions 2022 Dole’s work with Piñatex – turning pineapple leaves into vegan leather, resulting in a new series of Nike shoes and creating a new income stream for farmers – picked up the Grand Prix for Creative Business Transformation.

Cristina Diezhandino

CMO, Diageo

Cristina has re-imagined how the company’s 1,200-strong marketing team works since taking over the top role. She and her team have introduced quarterly plans and small challenge teams to address specific short-term problems. During the pandemic, she focused on enabling consumers to recreate that bar feeling at home, growing the ecommerce business, while also supporting bars and bar staff. She was shortlisted in 2021 and was named Global Marketer of the Year 2022.

Asmita Dubey

Chief Digital & Marketing Officer, L'Oréal

Asmita was shortlisted in 2022. Under her leadership, the company has continued to optimise its internal marketing organisation through upskilling, as well as by improving the way it works with agencies and start-up. It has started to build a diverse ecosystem of Web3 partners that spans artists, communities and tech platforms, launching the first multi-brand beauty partnership with Ready Player Me and partnering with Meta and StationF to accelerate start-ups whose focus is creativity in the Metaverse. On the sustainability front, Garnier is bringing greener beauty with Environmental and Social impact labelling and innovations like Ultra Doux No rinse conditioner to save water.

Andrew Garrihy

ex CMO, DiDi International Business

Andrew was shortlisted in 2020 for his role as Chief Brand Officer and Western Europe Chief Marketing Officer at Huawei. As well as helping Huawei weather many storms in the last couple of years, both geopolitical and the pandemic, he also helped develop Story Sign, a text to sign language app that has transformed the lives of deaf communities around the world. He was most recently Chief Marketing Officer at DiDi International Business.

Cheryl Goh

VP of Marketing and Sustainability, Grab

Cheryl has been with South-East Asia’s ride-sharing app since the beginning of its journey. As Group VP of Marketing and Sustainability she leads marketing across the region. Her team runs the GrabForGood programme, which has helped more than 800 people with disabilities become Grab drivers. She was shortlisted in 2019 and 2022.

Julia Goldin

Chief Product and Marketing Officer, Lego Group

Lego Group has been one of the leaders in the drive to build content-led brands and as Chief Product and Marketing Officer, Julia has played a key role. Shortlisted in 2021 and 2022, herremit covers product development, licensing and partnerships as well as marketing, research and the company’s in-house creative agency. During the pandemic she and her team devised the #letsbuildtogether campaign to support isolated children and their parents in just two weeks.

Richa Goswami

Group CMO, Fidelity International

Currently Group CMO at Fidelity International, Richa was shortlisted in 2019 for her role as Senior Director, Office of Marketing Value, Global Digital and Technology Excellence at J&J Consumer Health. In that role she ledJ&J’s drive to develop data-inspired creative and personalised content. The company’s 'Project Free Period' enabled women trapped in the sex trade to use the three days they can’t work due to menstruation to acquire new skills that will lead them to a better life.

Fernando Machado

CMO, NotCo

Fernando found global marketing fame as Chief Marketing Officer at Burger King and its parent company RBI, with a reputation for pushing creative boundaries to drive business growth. Campaigns such as Whopper Detour picked up a host of Cannes Lions to go on a mantlepiece that also includes D&AD Yellow Pencils and Grand Effies. He was shortlisted in 2019 and 2020 and now works as Chief Marketing Officer at NotCo.

Lisa McKnight

EVP, Chief Brand Officer, Mattel, Inc.

Lisa has played a critical role in transforming Mattel’s portfolio and updating the classic doll for the 21st century. She has added much greater diversity to the range, helping more young girls see themselves in the Barbie brand. Shortlisted in 2020, she has worked for Mattel for more than 20 years.

Ukonwa Ojo

ex Global CMO, Amazon Prime Video & Studios

Ukonwa was shortlisted in 2018 for her work as Chief Marketing Officer, Consumer Beauty at Coty, where she rebranded Covergirl, launched the I Am What I Makeup campaign and opened a new “experiential beauty playground” flagship store in New York. Since then, she’s been Global Chief Marketing Officer at MAC Cosmetics and also spent two years as Global Chief Marketing Officer for Amazon Prime Video & Studios.

Ivan Pollard

Center Leader, Marketing & Communications, The Conference Board

Ivan was shortlisted in 2020 for his work as Global CMO at General Mills. He was recognised for the success he’d had in taking a three Cs approach to General Mills; creativity, building a community and enhancing capability. He also mixed precision marketing with the opportunities presented by big cultural events, including promoting regenerative agriculture. He currently works for The Conference Board, a thinktank that provides insights into what lies ahead.

Marc Pritchard

Chief Brand Officer, Procter & Gamble

Marc has been consistently recognised as one of the world’s best marketers. He was shortlisted in 2017, 2018, 2019 and named Global Marketer of the Year2020. Marc sets the company’s multi-billion-dollar media, marketing and advertising strategies and leads marketing innovations for P&G’s portfolio of trusted, quality brands. He has not only boosted P&G’s data-driven capabilities but he has also developed new ‘fix and flow’ agency models as well as ensuring that all communications meet the highest standards on gender equality and diversity.

Raja Rajamannar

Chief Marketing & Communications Officer and President – Healthcare Business, Mastercard

Raja was shortlisted in 2017 and 2018, when he picked up the Global Marketer of the Year title. He has since been elected as President of the WFA and is the author of the Wall Street Journal bestseller Quantum Marketing: Mastering the New Marketing Mindset for Tomorrow's Consumers.

Martin Renaud

EVP & Chief Marketing and Sales Officer, Mondelēz International

Martin was shortlisted in 2022. Since joining Mondelēz in 2018, he has transformed the company’s marketing strategy – building excellence in its brand investment profile, renewing its creative approach, and spearheading its ambitious goal of becoming the digital snacking leader. He has overseen substantial investments to accelerate and sustain growth in digital commerce.

Karen Riley-Grant

ex Chief Marketing Officer, Levi Strauss & Co.

Karen was shortlisted in 2022. She joined Levi’s seven years ago and is a big believer in the fact that standout innovation comes from co-creation. Last year, the company expanded its House of Strauss creator houses in Mexico City, in order to foster creativity and increase brand awareness. Revenue for the 12 months ending August 31, 2022 was up 14.6% year-on-year, confirming the company’s status as one of the world’s most iconic denim jean brands.

Lubomira Rochet

Partner, JAB Holding Company

Lubomira, then Chief Digital Officer at L’Oréal was named Global Marketer of the Year in 2019. The award was recognition of her role in developing a strong push on eCommerce and the accelerated digitalization of media through a massive precision advertising program that has been rolled out in 45 countries. Lubomira also championed the development of digital skills amongst L’Oréal’s marketing teams and the use of AR in “beauty tech” to craft personalised customer experiences. She is currently a partner at JAB Holding Company.

Syl Saller

Board member, non-executive director, advisor and executive coach, Diageo. 

Syl was recognised for leading the transformation in both creative excellence and marketing effectiveness across Diageo. She also inspired industry wide change in promoting gender equality and supporting leadership development within Diageo and beyond. In addition to sponsoring equality initiatives established by the Unstereotype Alliance, she has helped launch new programs that support leadership development and a diverse pipeline of top talent at Diageo. She was shortlisted in 2018 and 2019 and is now a board member, non-executive director, advisor and executive coach.

Hans-Christian Schwingen

ex CMO, Deutsche Telekom

Hans-Christian was shortlisted in 2017. He was praised for his work in giving the Life is for Sharing new meaning through mobile game Sea Hero Quest, which persuaded consumers to share data to help medical researchers looking for a cure for dementia. He is now a self-employed brand revitalizer and renovator as well as a member of the advisory board at the GIM Society for Innovative Market Research.

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Pratik Thakar

Global Head of Generative AI, The Coca-Cola Company

Pratik led structural changes that have allowed Coca-Cola’s marketing teams and agency partners to collaborate even more closely during the pandemic. He has created new merchandising partnerships and launched the company’s game-themed “One Coke Away from Each Other” campaign. He was shortlisted in 2021 and is now Global Head of Generative AI for the company.

Jane Wakely

EVP, Chief Consumer and Marketing Officer and Chief Growth Officer, International Foods, PepsiCo

Jane, then Lead CMO at Mars, was shortlisted in 2017, 2020 and 2021. She has been a critical part of Mars’ efforts to innovate digitally and creatively. She drove the transformation of Mars’ marketing function, delivering a new mandate – building brands for mutual value – to create a roadmap for sustainable growth. Recent campaigns include Sheba’s Hope Reef product, where the brand partnered with National Geographic to help regrow coral at the site in Indonesia. She is now EVP, Chief Consumer and Marketing Officer and Chief Growth Officer, International Foods at PepsiCo.

Keith Weed

President, UK’s Advertising Association

Keith, then Chief Marketing & Communications Officer at Unilever, was the inaugural winner of WFA’s Global Marketer of the Year in 2017. He was praised for his work in using the power advertising not just to build brands, but to positively contribute to society, including Unilever's work around gender stereotyping. He is now an independent director on the board of WPP and Sainsbury’s as well as president of the UK’s Advertising Association and Royal Horticultural Society.

Claudia Willvonseder

Executive Board Member, Dr. Oetker

Claudia was shortlisted in 2018 for her role as Chief Marketing Officer at Ikea Group, where she worked to engage all 29 IKEA markets around common objectives and co-initiatives, focusing on her belief that corporate behaviour and culture is the future of marketing. She is now an executive board member at Dr. Oetker.

Glory Zhang

Chief Marketing Officer, Huawei Consumer Business Group

Glory was shortlisted in 2017 for her role as the public face of the company’s global consumer business, playing a key role in its move to become a premium competitor to Samsung and Apple. She also established its PR team and helped launch the Honor brand globally.

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