Video: Freshfields’ Libby Chambers

Law firm Freshfields’ first chief marketing and business development officer Libby Chambers talks about what the Freshfields brand stands for, its digital marketing strategy and what being an Olympic sponsor did for the brand.

By Josie Allchin 24 Oct 2012 12:00 am

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