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Mercer names Hong Kong CEO
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US consulting firm Mercer has appointed Vicki Fan as chief executive officer in Hong Kong to replace Billy Wong, who left the company in June.
Ms. Fan was previously head of customer and operation practice at Ernst & Young, and a partner and a...
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