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Eric Rosenkranz is founder and Chairman of e.three, a strategic
advisory helping organizations in Asia determine and execute
their long term plans.
For over 30 years, Eric’s work spanned the globe as he crafted
the strategic direction of multinational and local companies. On
behalf of such clients as Procter & Gamble, Mars, Wrigley,
GlaxoSmithKline, British American Tobacco, Novartis, Danone, Bristol-Myers, 3M, Oracle, Unisys, PTTEP and Sibelco, Eric
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Serving as Vice-Chairman of FocusMedia Shanghai he led the company to its
successful 2005 NASDAQ listing, now valued at more than $5 billion. He assisted the
Australian company Outdoor Solutions Group in
raising funding and eventually engineered a trade
sale to News Corp. He now serves that company as
Chairman of News Outdoor Southeast Asia. Additionally, Eric currently serves on the Boards of
several privately held Asian companies including
Chairman: M-Stream, Chairman: Store of the
Future (Singapore), and Vice Chairman of Zeno
Global (Toronto).
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At Grey Global Group, formerly the world’s largest independent marketing
communications company with over US$1 Billion in sales, Eric held positions as
President Asia Pacific, President Latin America, Executive Vice-President Europe,
Africa, Middle East and Eastern Europe, and Board Member to the agency's Joint
Venture in Japan. He also worked in Spain and Mexico, in addition to his native
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Eric managed Grey’s marketing services companies and was
responsible for preparing and executing long term strategy,
Mergers and Acquisitions, opening divisions offering new
strategic capabilities, implementing changes in business culture
and redesigning organizational structure.
Born in the U.S., Eric has an MBA from The University of
Chicago and a BA in Economics from The George Washington
University. He was Guest Lecturer at the University of Hong
Kong and the Vlerick School of Management, University of
Ghent, Belgium.
A frequent speaker at industry conferences, he has appeared as a panelist and
moderator at the World Economic Forum, and in The Asian Wall Street Journal,
Far Eastern Economic Review, Newsweek, and CNBC. Eric writes a monthly
column on strategy for the daily newspaper The Nation in Thailand. Eric has lived
and worked twelve years in Asia, ten in Europe and ten in North & South America.
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