ABOUT THIS EPISODE
At the IMC Conference event, Alvin sat with Suhayl, CMO at KFC India, to discuss how local culture shapes global brands. From adapting to consumer tastes across South Africa, Thailand, and India to leading with curiosity in unfamiliar markets, the conversation explores the importance of understanding people, technology’s role in the restaurant experience, and why the future of marketing remains deeply human.
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