SWEDEN: William Grant & Sons to create Nordic marketing unit
By just-drinks.com editorial team | 8 February 2011
William Grant & Sons is set to bring its marketing operations in-house in the Nordics, with the opening of an office in Stockholm.
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William Grant & Sons is set to bring its marketing operations in-house in the Nordics, with the opening of an office in Stockholm.
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