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Does WPP's Sir Martin Sorrell deserve a 50 per cent pay rise to £1.5m?

Does WPP’s Sir Martin Sorrell deserve a 50 per cent pay rise to £1.5m?

By Stephen Foster on September 23, 2011

Strange to say, he probably does when you consider that his basic pay (£1m) hasn’t risen since 2007 and WPP, the company he founded and runs, has ridden out the volatile past few years pretty capably. WPP’s board level remuneration committee wants to increase CEO Sir Martin Sorrell’s base pay to £1.5m, a move which [...]

Posted in Agencies, Finance, News | Tagged bonus, brazil, brics, China, digital, India, malaysia, Mark Read, Microsoft, next 11, pay rise, remuneration committee, retirement, russia, share price performance, Sir Martin Sorrell, Steve Ballmer, vietnam, WPP

It's not all doom and gloom says WPP's Sorrell

It’s not all doom and gloom says WPP’s Sorrell

By Stephen Foster on August 21, 2011

WPP CEO Sir Martin Sorrell has been telling the UK’s Sunday Telegraph that this is not the time to panic and the troubled world economy will not slip back into recession although it faces “three years’ hard slog.” In particular he says that the US, the current cause of ‘double dip’ recession fears, will evade [...]

Posted in Agencies, Clients, Finance, News | Tagged brics, double dip recession, India, next 11, public spending, rockfish interactive, sage of farm street, Sir Martin Sorrell, sunday telegraph, uk economy, us economy, world economy, WPP

Marcoms battle is all about emerging markets says WPP's Sorrell - but he would say that wouldn't he?

Marcoms battle is all about emerging markets says WPP’s Sorrell – but he would say that wouldn’t he?

By Stephen Foster on March 14, 2011

Further evidence that the UK economy appeared to going down the tubes apeared to emerge last week as WPP CEO Sir Martin Sorrell (or his scriptwriter) frightened the horses by saying that the world according to WPP was dividing into three divisions. The first (Premiership in football parlance) included the BRICs (Brazil, Russia, India, China) [...]

Posted in Agencies, Finance, News | Tagged China, dentsu, havas, manufacturing output, mexico, next 11, nigeria, omnicom, pakistan, publicis groupe, Sir Martin Sorrell, uk economy, us, WPP

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