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Rose Herceg
Chief Strategy Officer at WPP AUNZ
Rose Herceg is a prominent figure in Australia, renowned for her expertise in social forecasting and business strategy.
She founded Pophouse in 1998 which quickly gained recognition as Australia's leading company in innovation, social trends, and business strategy, being lauded by BRW Magazine for its groundbreaking work.
In 2006, Rose successfully sold Pophouse to the STW Group but continued to collaborate with them on various projects related to strategy, social forecasting, and innovation.
Her exceptional skills and insights led to her appointment as the Chief Strategy Officer for the STW Group in March 2015.
Rose has had the privilege of interacting with influential global leaders such as Lord David Putnam, Oprah Winfrey, Larry Page, and Frank Gehry, showcasing the high regard in which she is held internationally.
As a prolific author, Rose has penned three books, with her latest creation 'The Power Book' gaining widespread popularity across multiple regions including Europe, Asia, and the Middle East, with plans for a US market launch.
Her remarkable contributions to the business world were recognized when she received the Small Businesswoman of the Year Award from Prime Minister John Howard in 2002.
Apart from her corporate endeavors, Rose has also ventured into investing in start-ups, demonstrating her multifaceted talents and interests.
Her educational background includes studies at the University of Technology, Sydney, reflecting her commitment to academic excellence.
Currently serving as the Chief Strategy Officer at WPP AUNZ, Rose continues to be a driving force in shaping strategies, anticipating social trends, and fostering innovation within the business landscape.
Highlights
Gearing up to speak at Cannes In Cairns this June. I'm delighted to be joined on stage by Unilever’s Jopa Malantic, as well as WPP@Unilever's David Dahan, as we unpack what it means for a heritage brand as old as Pond's to radically transform itself as it connects with new audiences. It's the one session you won't want to miss.
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“Today in China, many categories have strong, top three local brand contenders. These brands, many of them newcomers, offer similar quality at an often lower price point to foreign brands, presenting a real challenge to foreign brands. While we aren't seeing a decline in multinationals, we are seeing a shift in strategic focus. As such, WPP is focused on supporting our foreign clients' creative transformations as they move to adopt a 'China for China' strategy.”
With China on everyone's mind, Chris Reitermann, WPP’s President for China and Ogilvy’s CEO for Asia-Pacific and Greater China, shared his advice with The Australian’s Kate Racovolis on how brands can win. Take a read:
