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...Sir Martin Sorrell, chief executive of advertising form S4 Capital, said that some clients that did not have access to first party data on their customers were “panicking”....
...“What used to take us three weeks can take us three hours and clients currently pay on the time taken, not the output,” says S4’s Sorrell....
...Big shareholders have come under increasing pressure to tackle high executive remuneration in recent years, after high pay packages, such as those paid to Martin Sorrell, the former chief executive of WPP...
...faces a fraught annual meeting next month as investors and shareholder advisers grow increasingly frustrated over the lack of information about the abrupt departure of founder and long-time leader Martin Sorrell...
...After almost two weeks of swirling speculation about his future, it still came as a shock late on Saturday night when WPP announced that Martin Sorrell, its chief executive of more than three decades, would...
...The advertising group recently parted ways under mysterious circumstances with Martin Sorrell, the man credited with building the company from a wire basket maker into a global marketing conglomerate....
...operating officer Facebook chief executive and founder, Mark Zuckerberg IBM chief executive, Ginni Rometty Rupert Murdoch, executive chairman of 21st Century Fox, and eldest son Lachlan Murdoch Sir Martin Sorrell...
...On a broader theme, it is simply the size of pay levels that is worrying some investors, with the likes of Sir Martin Sorrell at WPP set to earn £70m for 2015 and Reckitt’s CEO Rakesh Kapoor £23m....
...WPP, led by Sir Martin Sorrell, already has expertise in politics. In 2010, the company acquired Blue State Digital, the agency that led Barack Obama’s groundbreaking online fundraising campaign....
...WPP, led by chief executive Sir Martin Sorrell, already owns a 20 per cent stake in Chime which he is expected to transfer to the newly created company....
...ISS did not go so far as to recommend a No vote, but it said “the overall quantum of Sir Martin Sorrell’s pay remains exceptionally high”....
...Sir Martin Sorrell’s WPP and US buyout group Providence Equity Partners have teamed up to buy the sports marketing specialist for more than £350m....
...Sir Martin Sorrell, chief executive of WPP, the world’s largest marketing services group, warned that unless Google was able to weed out “fake views”, marketers would shift their focus back towards traditional...
...Chime Communications, the London-listed sports marketing specialist, is in advanced discussions to sell itself for more than £350m to Sir Martin Sorrell’s WPP and US buyout group Providence Equity Partners...
...“He knows what he’s doing and he is very astute,” says Sir Martin Sorrell, chief executive of WPP — and a board member of Bloomberg Philanthropies. “He is not a shrinking violet, that’s for sure....
...After advertising giant WPP bought the company in 2006, its chief executive Sir Martin Sorrell asked Mr Allan if he would be interested in setting up an umbrella organisation for its four global media agencies...
...lowered its target price to 300.00p - Severn Trent Plc: Goldman Sachs upgraded its rating on the stock to “Neutral” and kept its target price at 1755.00p From The Sunday Express, - Martin Sorrell...
...The deal, announced as the industry gathered in the south of France for the annual Cannes Lions awards, was seen as a strategic coup for Sir Martin Sorrell, WPP’s chief executive officer....
...It was brought in to assist Rupert Murdoch’s company at the height of the hacking scandal this summer, and will become the latest politically focused firm to become a part of Sir Martin Sorrell’s advertising...
...“The watchword is caution,” said Sir Martin Sorrell, chief executive of WPP, the advertising and marketing group....
...Sir Martin Sorrell, WPP chief executive, likes to call Google a “frenemy”, reflecting its dual role as a competitor and customer....
...WPP’s Sir Martin Sorrell is planning “large number” of acquisitions this year – but it doesn’t look like Nielsen, the market research group he has long admired, will be among them....
...One word of warning came from Sir Martin Sorrell, chief executive of WPP, which controls several of the world’s largest advertising agencies, who said on Wednesday that western European markets were “depressing...
...deal [a £1.2bn shares and cash offer for the market research company from WPP] has a reasonable chance of being completed even though the credit crunch creates significant constraints, even for Sir Martin Sorrell...
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