Articles Tagged ‘WPP’

WPP taps Kevin Johnson as president in Canada
Johnson will continue to work as CEO of GroupM as he takes on this new role.

WPP bounces back, IPG to sell off R/GA and Huge
As WPP invests big on AI, both holding companies are streamlining their operations.

Roblox and WPP partner to boost Gen Z brand engagement
The agency will help train marketers how to better use the online gaming platform.

Initiative wins Unilever media account
The consumer goods company has appointed a roster of agencies in different countries.

WPP guidance flat amid strength in the U.S., decline in Canada
The ad giant improved its Q2 by agreeing to sell off communications firm FGS

WPP kicks off the fiscal year with mixed results
The company saw gains in Europe and India, but North America showed a 5.2% decrease.

WPP partners with Google to make AI-driven marketing more efficient
The company will integrate Gemini 1.5 Pro technology into its operating system WPP Open.

The&Partnership combines with mSix&Partners to form T&Pm
The new fully integrated agency will operate with “AI at its heart.”

WPP reports increased revenue in 2023, but losses in North America
The London-listed company expects to increase its revenue by 1% this year with its investments in AI.

WPP revises full-year forecast amidst big tech spend pullback
The company, however, is seeing bright spots through GroupM and its CPG business.

GroupM Nexus rolls out Fusion platform following successful trial
The platform was initially built as a planning tool, but its second phase will include the ability to buy and activate retail media campaigns.

Mindshare hires Nancy Hall as North American CEO
The former Matterkind CEO will lead agency operations across Canada and the U.S.

GroupM commits part of its ad buying to Torstar
The agency group’s Canadian arm is delivering locally on a global priority.

Telus brings Carat, Rethink and Hogarth onto its agency roster
Carat replaces Cossette on media strategy, while also handling digital transformation efforts through an “extended workbench” model.