20 Oct 2000
Boots has handed its pounds 80 million global marketing work to WPP. All Boots branded consumer...Boots has handed its pounds 80 million global marketing work to WPP. All Boots branded consumer products will now be handled by WPP agencies. Corporate brand management head Neville Wells said any review of external suppliers will now include a WPP company, but stressed that its relationships with Citigate Dewe ...
17 Sep 2004
| by Gidon Freeman, gidon.freeman@haynet.com
There is nothing to suggest that WPP's position in the PR market is anything like as dominant ...
Global - GCI Group is to be kept within the Sir Martin Sorrell family.
This gives WPP three of the top ...
ago as the Young Rubicam deal in 2001 (which added Burson-Marsteller and Cohn Wolfe to the WPP ...
07 Feb 1997
| by LEXIE GODDARD
The Body Shop s head of internal communications James Harkness has
been poached by WPP fledgling...The Body Shop s head of internal communications James Harkness has
been poached by WPP fledgling agency Banner McBride. Harkness, who
leaves this week, is to join the five-month-old internal ...
ambassadors for the brand with Banner McBride s clients.
The agency, a wholly-owned subsidiary of WPP ...
02 May 2003
also switched ad agencies recently, giving its 214m account to WPP's Young Rubicam.
20 Jul 2001
Off-licence chain Thresher has hired Cohn & Wolfe as part of a team
of five WPP agencies to promote its wine shops. C&W will work alongside
sister firms The Store, which co-ordinated the winning pitch,
Perspectives Red Cell, Mindshare, Wunderman and The Henley Centre.
...
19 Jan 2001
| by JENNIFER WHITEHEAD
signed a strategic international agreement with WPP, saying WPP operating companies will supply most ...
didn t feel any of the WPP agencies could provide this precise service .
Tulchan was formed in May ...
10 May 1996
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WPP s French buy will not affect Dynamics
Reports that WPP is considering buying French ...
25 Nov 2005
| by Kate Nicholas, kate.nicholas@haynet.com
, despite Tesco's board
being the second-best rewarded after that of WPP. How has Tesco avoided criticism ...