Gerety Awards Presents: Gerety Talks with Maureen Tan
Apr. 19, 2023
Just like the award show, the Gerety Talks series puts some of the marketing and creative industries true changemakers in the spotlight and at the centre of the conversation for a refreshing take on what leadership looks like.
Maureen is currently the Chief Executive Officer of Wunderman Thompson Bangkok overseeing its various departments such as Mirum, Verve, Degree, Chameleon.
Maureen has spent the last 18 years in advertising industry, across various functions and disciplines such as account servicing, project management, integrated brand planning & strategy, Shopper & Trade marketing, CRM & Digital and finally Management roles.
Maureen has worked across multiple industries of FMCG, Banking, Telecommunications, IT, Automotive, etc. and has a strong understanding of what it takes to create brand bonds, sales, long term relationship & loyalty and finally consumer collaboration.
Maureen is an avid runner having completed 9 Half Marathons and now training for a full marathon. Her favourite runs being around the city of Rome and Copenhagen. Maureen is also a crossword puzzle addict.
"The greatest achievement in life is to rise up from failures."
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