Xia Wanwan smiled and said, "Then let's all go inside and discuss it, since everyone is still here."
Since Xia Wanwan had opened her mouth, the others naturally wouldn't object.
So, the group folded back to the office.
"Let's hear it, I'm very curious about how you plan to salvage Xia An'an and her image." Xia Wanwan, sitting in the middle of the conference table, half-squinted her eyes at Bai Xin, her fingers tapping on the table surface in a seemingly nonchalant manner.
She couldn't see herself, and didn't realize how much she resembled someone at that moment.
"There are two PR strategies. One is for the company to issue a PR statement, combined with marketing accounts; the other, relies solely on marketing accounts, but involves An'an participating more in charity work and increasing exposure at these events," Bai Xin said, seemingly unconcerned about Xia Wanwan's opinion.
