Martin Sorrell gets in touch with his softer side with Valley Girl Show
11 Apr 2012 | by Staff
In a step-change from his usual outings as the sage of Soho, WPP's chief executive, Sir Martin
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WPP's chief Sir Martin Sorrell talks about the logic of partnering with an IT company, his desire...Speaking at the offices of WPP's new ally Infosys on Monday (23 April) to inaugurate the latter ... " (Fabric is a WPP company). Sorrell explained his latest buzzword "horizontality" his label for pulling together all WPP's businesses to work together, "because clients don't hire agencies but people ...
In a step-change from his usual outings as the sage of Soho, WPP's chief executive, Sir Martin
in Leicester. WKD is owned by Beverage Brands and its media planning and buying is handled by WPP's MediaCom ...
Europe is being handled by WPP's Mindshare. The campaign will be supported by outdoor creative from ...
. He remembers the good old days when it was a real coup to separate media out from the WPP creative ...
already pledged their support for the Sunday title, as has WPP's chief executive Sir Martin Sorrell ...
audience of 5.6 million viewers . The sponsorship was negotiated between WPP media agency Maxus ...
), with WPP's media arm GroupM as the exclusive ad partner until March 2012....and BT will advertise through the app. Tom Wilkinson, head of partnerships at WPP agency Mindshare ...
on the environmental impact of plastic bottle waste . The five-week campaign, which was planned and bought by WPP ...
WPP chief executive Martin Sorrell has highlighted "surprising positivity of the UK" despite...Speaking to CNBC today after WPP posted comparable global revenue growth of 4.7%, and reported ... . That will be running about half the level of the major media owners that we invest with." WPP's UK revenue had ... driven. Radio, outdoor sort of stable, not much growth." Also in the interview, WPP's chief executive ...
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