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and Publicis. Or in interviews with Sir Martin Sorrell, John Wren, Michael Roth or Maurice Levy. And quite ...
Baths, showers, L-shaped, W-shaped or toilet bowls - pick your own analogy to describe the marketing services economy in 2009. Or just stick with the WPP chief executive Sir Martin Sorrell's simple description last week - "brutal". The best indication of how the industry is bearing up can be found in next ...
. - There were those who believed that the WPP chief executive, Sir Martin Sorrell, would, when the Kinetic ...
Johnny Hornby headed to Davos to join Sir Martin Sorrell in improving the world. To his surprise...-mail from the office of Sir Martin (Sorrell), the chief executive of WPP, asking if I'd like to join him ...
. Sir Martin Sorrell has spoken many times of it being "our job to make fashion unfashionable". Havas ...
is by far the largest UK-listed group, according to the survey. Sir Martin Sorrell again earned the most ...
the interests of the newspaper industry at heart will wish News Corp well - and WPP's boss, Sir Martin Sorrell ...
... Sir Martin Sorrell is used to being in the thick of things. So it was a surprise to learn that the WPP ... " and moved Sorrell to membership of an advisory group. ...
Sir Martin Sorrell, the chief executive of WPP, claims that brands are not spending enough
Sir Martin Sorrell says agency heads tend to be resistant to change. Is he right?...Last week, the WPP chief executive, Sir Martin Sorrell, claimed that brands are not spending ... at ad:tech New York, Sorrell came down on brands for investing an average of 13 per cent ... to be of an older vintage - to put it politely," Sorrell said. "They tend to be resistant to change and want ...
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