Between the Lines: Will Grey and United marry?
Ever since Tamara Ingram relinquished her role as the chief executive of Grey London, it's been a matter of frenzied debate about who would take over.
News that Grey and its sister WPP agency United are considering a merger
seems like an elegant solution, putting both companies out of their
misery and injecting some heavyweight talent, Jim Kelly, into the Grey
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Robert Campbell, who looks set to bail out all together (page 1), would
have been a coup, too, for Grey, but who can blame him for feeling
enough's enough.
Quite where this leaves the United network, which is already a dubious
proposition, is the next conundrum. To lay any claims to being a
micro-network without an office in the crucial London market is surely
impossible.And United can hardly use Grey as its UK partner - the two
propositions are counter-cultural.
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Comments
micol chan - 01/03/2007
i think Sorrell will packaged the two unit into a single network when United has been nightmare of the Sir.