 Ruby Fu |
Zeno Group, which is part of DJE Holdings, has named Ruby Fu to the new post of China president. She's based in Shanghai.
The more than 30-year veteran of the China region was president of Burson-Marsteller/China until April.
Prior to working at the WPP unit, Fu headed corporate affairs for Greater China/Hong Kong at Standard Chartered Bank, and was director of corporate affairs at Philip Morris International.
At Zeno, Fu reports to Margaret Key, CEO of Zeno Asia-Pacific and CEO of B-M's Asia-Pacific group until June.
Key also worked at Zeno's sister company, Edelman, in Korea and Japan.
DCI Group has hired Will Stevens, who has more than 20 years of
Imre names Fred Hickman EVP, group account lead. Hickman joins Imre from Klick, an agency that works with life sciences companies... Residence, a global network of creative companies, brings on Julian McBride as head of communications, a newly created role... Sherlock Communications, which has offices in Bogotå, Buenos Aires, Mexico City, Rio de Janeiro, Sao Paulo and Santiago, appoints Bianca Boucault, Maria Amelia Costa and Patricia Zylberman as managing directors.
Nick Mammano, who was president/CEO of the New Jersey Sports and Exposition Authority, has rejoined Mercury Public Affairs as a managing director in its Saddle Brook office.
Seven Letter hires Allie Raffa, who was most recently White House correspondent for NBC News, as a senior director... Points of Light, an organization founded by President George H.W. Bush that is dedicated to volunteer service, names Jeff Zanelli as CMO... Frontieras North America, an energy and environmental technology company, appoints Nora Shepard as VP of communications.
Alcoa has named Emily Olson, who has more than 20 years of experience working in capital-intensive industries in the Americas, Europe and Asia, EVP & chief external affairs officer, effective April 6.
