PRCA announces new link-up with the IPA and MCCA
06 Dec 2002
The PRCA has announced a decision to join a 'Big Tent' federation of marketing services
but this is saying PR consultancies are squarely in the marketing services camp.' His clear implication is that practitioners in healthcare, internal communications, IR, public affairs and financial PR are unlikely to get ... ,' he admits. Despite this, he says: 'A lot of the marketing services groups, nearly all of which ...
The PRCA has announced a decision to join a 'Big Tent' federation of marketing services
chest to fund the creation of a full-service European agency network through a mass acquisition spree.
public opinion of the industry. But after reviewing its options, Pfizer has hired National Media
the creation of a single marketing services association, a federation of bodies or retaining the status quo ... . PRCA chairman Graham Lancaster said: 'Public relations consultancies face similar issues as advertising ...
Page said that while no formal bid had been made for the troubled group, it was an option being discussed as part of the future strategy for AIM-listed holding company NWD, for which he acts as a director. One option being mooted is to buy Cordiant and sell some of the marketing services assets. FD, which ...
Coca-Cola external affairs director Katie Meech, confirmed that 'part of that realignment naturally included a clause preventing creative services for competitor accounts'. Sources close to Pepsi ... providing its services for Pepsi on 15 July. 'We play by the rules and have already set up a new team (to ...
A spokesman for the marketing services group denied rumours the company was to sell some assets in a bid to revitalise its business -- a move which reports suggest would coincide with Bungey's resignation, expected to be announced with Cordiant's full-year results set for release tomorrow. "Financial ...
into a single uber-marketing services body will be made within the next two months.
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