Brand, performance, content and PR. We place students with marketing teams, agencies and editorial desks in Hong Kong, Shanghai, Singapore and Bangkok, and we handle the visa paperwork, the housing and the introductions.
A marketing placement puts you on a team that ships work into a market: beauty, gaming, short video, drinks, categories being defined in public on platforms that run on a phone.
We place students in brand and creative, performance and growth, content and editorial, and public relations. Every seat is arranged after a call about what you can already make and what you want to learn.
The teams are small enough that your idea can ship. You brief creative, run the launch deck, draft the press note, watch a campaign meet the market, and leave with work in the world and a reference from the person who signed it off.
You won't run the coffee order. The placement is built around one piece of work, a launch, a campaign or a series, scoped so it goes out and gets measured in the time you have.
A marketing degree isn't required. What matters is a voice and some craft.
We find that out on a call and from one piece of work you're proud of. We don't ask for a transcript.
Every seat is arranged after the call. These are the shapes the work usually takes, not open positions.
Positioning, identity, the brief that goes to the agency and the deck that goes to the founder.
Paid social, search, lifecycle. You own a channel and have to explain the numbers.
A series, a newsletter or a video format for a brand or a publication.
Press notes, journalist lists, briefings. Agency or in-house.
Sourcing creators, writing the brief, running the launch.
Say so on the call. The five above are the shapes we usually find, not a menu.
Hong Kong is the agency and luxury city: fashion, drinks, and the communications teams of the financial sector.
Shanghai is the marketing capital of mainland China. The platforms here (WeChat, Douyin, Xiaohongshu) set the pace for creator work. Mandarin helps; it isn't required.
Singapore is the regional marketing headquarters for most multinationals. Brand strategy and campaigns scoped across Southeast Asia from one office.
Bangkok takes brand seriously and has a young creator economy. Work gets seen quickly and without many layers of approval.
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