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James Crampton relocates to Vietnam, continues overseeing Corporate Affairs

James Crampton relocates to Vietnam, continues overseeing corporate affairs

James Crampton has been appointed Corporate Affairs Director at HEINEKEN Vietnam, based in Ho Chi Minh. Relocating from the UK, he will oversee public affairs, communications and sustainability for HEINEKEN in Vietnam.

James brings more than 25 years of experience across external and internal communications, investor relations, sustainability practices, public affairs and consumer brands. He has held senior roles at Merlin Entertainments, Diageo, and Old Mutual.

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