Ogilvy sacks chief creative officer Tham Khai Meng over alleged misconduct
Complaints were serious enough to warrant probe by external legal counsel, CEO tells staff in memo
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SINGAPOREAN advertising veteran Tham Khai Meng was on Thursday terminated from his longtime position as worldwide chief creative officer of The Ogilvy Group.
The global advertising agency's chief executive officer John Seifert told employees in a memo that this followed an internal investigation into complaints over Mr Tham's behaviour.
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