Sir Martin Sorrell foresees no WPP recovery until 2004
23 Aug 2002 | by JENNY WATTS
Sir Martin Sorrell's WPP group has reported sliding profit margins this week and has warned
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Editorial: Sir Martin Sorrell is worth every penny
16 Apr 2004
. That's due almost entirely to the efforts of Sir Martin Sorrell, who has transformed WPP from a shell
WPP chief Sir Martin Sorrell says changing comms landscape favours PR
15 Jul 2010 | by Gemma O'Reilly
Sir Martin Sorrell believes the way the marketing and ad industries work has changed for ever....over the past decade, WPP chief executive Sir Martin Sorrell said on Monday. Sorrell believes ... . Doing good is good business.' Read Martin Sorrell's essay ... and internet.' Sorrell's comments form part of a one-off supplement to mark the tenth anniversary of the IPA ...
Sorrell tops the salary league
29 Sep 2006 | by Ian Darby
The chief executive of WPP, Sir Martin Sorrell, maintains his position as adland's highest earner....Sir Martin Sorrell, the chief executive of WPP, continues to lead the way in the pecking order of adland salaries. However, Sorrell's salary increase, of 3.2 per cent, was paltry compared with Creston ... and a £92,250 bonus. WHO'S EARNING WHAT IN ADLAND? Sir Martin Sorrell - £859,000 - up 3.2% Robert ...
Sorrell victorious in Cordiant battle
25 Jul 2003 | by John Tylee
WPP's Sir Martin Sorrell this week emerged victorious from his battle for control of the strife...overwhelmingly in favour of WPP's 266 million offer. Sorrell told Campaign: "We are very pleased ... how things turn out." Ford was unavailable for comment. An industry source said: "Sorrell is doing ... dispute between Sorrell and his Publicis Groupe counterpart, Maurice Levy, over the sale of the 25 per ...
Martin Sorrell calls for US to focus on deficit reduction
26 Jan 2011 | by Arif Durrani
WPP's Sir Martin Sorrell has called on President Obama's administration in the US to take a lead...% in the US in 2010, Sorrell warned this was likely to be a brief respite in a generally declining market, calling it "a bit of dead-cat bounce". Controversially, Sorrell called for further cuts to be made ...
The Week: City news - Sorrell: longest-serving CEO
11 May 2007
Sir Martin Sorrell was named the UK's longest-serving FTSE 100 chief executive in a Times survey
Sorrell unveils his plans for Cordiant
20 Jun 2003 | by Ian Darby
Sir Martin Sorrell, WPP's group chief executive, has outlined his plans for Cordiant after beating...in Europe, Young Rubicam in Asia and J. Walter Thompson in the US. Sorrell said: "We're working ... . Sorrell said: "We will retain the Bates name where it makes sense." Because of conflict with its global Ford business, WPP is expected to have to fight to retain Bates' Seat account. Sorrell refused ...
The Week: City News - Sorrell forecasts exodus
10 Oct 2008
WPP Group's Sir Martin Sorrell has forecast that more companies will move out of the UK to avoid...Sorrell announced last week that the WPP Group, the world's second-biggest marketing services company, was moving its headquarters to Ireland following the threat of a higher Corporation Tax bill. The London Mayor, Boris Johnson, urged the Government to rethink its strategy to prevent more companies ...
WPP sees 6.7 per cent like-for-like revenue drop in first four months of 2009
02 Jun 2009 | by Alec Mattinson
Sir Martin Sorrell's marketing services group WPP has seen like-for-like revenues fall 6...to approve a bonus scheme that could net Sorrell as much as 60m if all targets are hit. ...
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