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WPP Names Microsoft's Cindy Rose CEO to Lead Make-or-Break Turnaround
Rose, who has been on WPP's board since 2019, isn't a stranger to transformation; she led Microsoft's UK business before becoming Chief Operating Officer of Global Enterprise; and now, she's being asked to do what feels almost impossiblesteady a sprawling advertising empire;
WPP names Cindy Rose CEO
WPP has appointed Cindy Rose, a senior executive at Microsoft, to replace Mark Read as chief executive of the holding company that contains Burson and Ogilvy PR. Rose is set to take She knows the British agency group well because she has been a non-executive director on WPP’s board since 2019.
WPP sent jitters across Madison Avenue with an unexpected profit warning Wednesday. The threat of AI isn't helping.
WPP PLC closed 54.09% below its 52-week high of £9.03, which the company achieved on December 9th.
Campaign understands there has been high-level contact between the two companies. by Gideon Spanier and Bärbel Egli-Unckrich ...
Like-for-like revenues (excluding pass through costs) are expected to drop between 3% and 5%, the FTSE 100 advertising giant ...
British ad group WPP slashed its profit guidance after some big clients left, others cut spending and new business dried up ...
The London-listed company is grappling with client defections and the rise of artificial-intelligence.
WPP PLC closed 53.40% below its 52-week high of £9.03, which the company reached on December 9th.
Mindshare, Wavemaker and EssenceMediacom took the top three slots as digital's share hits 52% across agencies.
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