Tag Archives: Maurice Levy

Publicis Groupe has bought 20 per cent of Israel’s Matomy Media Group, yet another ‘performance-based’ media platform which aims to locate and keep online customers. PG has the option to buy another 4.9 per cent. Tel Aviv-based Matomy listed its ...

It’s been rather a good week for Publicis Groupe, with Leo Burnett hanging on to its share of the $4bn Samsung creative account and BBH winning a place on the the tech giant’s hotshot roster along with Wieden+Kennedy. Now Campaign ...

As we speculated about half an hour ago, Saatchi EMEA boss Robert Senior (left) is to replace Kevin Roberts as CEO of Saatchi Worldwide (Roberts is staying on for another couple of years in a job coaching senior management at ...

Long-serving Publicis Groupe CEO Maurice Levy (he took the helm in 1987) was supposed to be stepping down next year but now he’s not – he’s still going to be there until 2017. PG is still grappling with the consequences ...

Those ‘Math Men’ are at it again – this time at Publicis Groupe which has teamed with software giant Adobe to create (and trademark) what they claim is the world’s first ‘Always-On Global Marketing Platform.’ This is described as ‘the ...

We observed the other day that WPP boss Sir Martin Sorrell had come out fighting after currency movements blitzed WPP’s revenues and profits. Now his old enemy Maurice Levy (left) at Publicis Groupe seems poised to make a big statement ...

WPP’s Sir Martin Sorrell (left) may have headed to Greece for his hols but he’s still supplying the world’s media with his opinions. In an interview with Aussie site Mumbrella he suggests that Omnicom had emerged the stronger over Publicis ...

Maurice Levy’s Publicis Groupe has bought sustainability consultancy Salterbaxter, which employs 70 people and works for a number of global clients including Adidas, BP (plenty of work there then), Lego and Thomson Reuters. It will be rolled into PG’s MSL ...

We wrote earlier that the failure of the Omnicom/Publicis Groupe merger might result in the accelerated passage of some Omnicom types as the oldies – Omnicom’s John Wren and, on the other side, Publicis Groupe’s Maurice Levy – had rather ...