just On Call - Women need more choice in the market - Diageo CEO
By James Wilmore | 23 August 2012
Women should be offered more choices in the drinks market and marketing made more female-friendly, according to Diageo chief Paul Walsh.
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Women should be offered more choices in the drinks market and marketing made more female-friendly, according to Diageo chief Paul Walsh.
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