Marketing gender pay gap rises to 19% at senior level
14 Sep 2006 | by by Jennifer Whitehead
revealing that male directors working in the industry are being paid an average 18.6% more than their female
LONDON - Marketing services group Creston, which owns ad agency DLKW, has acquired healthcare...platforms. Major client wins in the period included: Morrisons, by its ad agency DLKW; Vodafone online ...
revealing that male directors working in the industry are being paid an average 18.6% more than their female
LONDON - Dialogue DLKW has appointed Gavin Marshall as head of digital and managing partner....begins at the end of this month, Marshall will head up Dialogue DLKW's digital operations on accounts ... excites me about this opportunity is that Dialogue DLKW is leading the charge among integrated agencies ... has also joined Dialogue DLKW as a digital partner, charged with building the agency's HBOS digital ...
Caspian LDM is relaunching the database into three separate categories after analysing the records, in an attempt to identify niche segments. The first category is called Cotton Traders, which is predominantly female. This data suggests that 75% of buyers are aged between 35-65 and 40% have an income between £15k ...
female with women making up 55% of the names. The average age of a loyalty customer is 49 years old ...
's acquisitions, such as DLKW, helped Creston grow revenues by 124% from £19.4m to £43.5m. The company ...
treatments. Pfizer makes erectile dysfunction drug Viagra. Alison Marshall, senior product manager ...
Lietaer joins the agency after a 10-year stint with JWT in Toronto, New York and London. In London most recently, Lietaer was managing partner for JWT, where he formed a partnership with executive creative director of JWT London Nick Bell to win Allied Bakeries' pitch against DLKW, HHCL (now United ...
in the business community, yet a look at the proportion of female marketing directors as compared with men reveals ...
wool. The file allows users to target predominantly female homeowners aged 40+, who ...
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