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The Week: People news - Beasley leaves DraftFCB.(Stephen Beasley)(Brief article)
WDMP has poached DraftFCB's head of digital, Stephen Beasley, to take an equivalent role at the direct marketing agency and to strengthen the agency's digital offering across its portfolio of clients.
The appointment ...
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