Unilever's Paul Polman on why 'advertising' means nothing to him, plus his vision for magic, not metrics
10 May 2012 | by Rachel Barnes
to make better choices, and we have seen it in our results. Not surprisingly, our share price has gone up ... to really talk about the brand, what it stands for and the message. To start with media choice is wrong ... made a choice to support the Olympics because it believes that is to the benefit of its brands. We have ...



