Ranjana Singh has been serving as Chairperson since January 2012
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Ranjana Singh, the Chairperson of WPP in Indonesia and Vietnam, has announced her retirement at the end of this year, marking a significant leadership transition within the company. This change is expected to influence WPP's strategic direction in the region.
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Ranjana Singh, the Chairperson of WPP in Indonesia and Vietnam, has announced her retirement at the end of this year, marking a significant leadership transition within the company. This change is expected to influence WPP's strategic direction in the region.
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