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Havas Dentsu Aegis Network Omnicom Group Wpp Publicis DENTSU AEGIS PUBLICIS INTERPUBLIC OMNICOM HAVAS WPP ➜ NATIONAL ADVERTISING NETWORK GROUPE GROUP GROUP AGENCIES GOODBY, SILVERSTEIN CEO, Dentsu Aegis Network and Chairman and CEO Maurice Lévy ➜ PUBLICIS WORLDWIDE Chairman and CEO ➜ MCCANN ➜ MARKETING CEO and President John Wren AND PARTNERS ➜ DIVERSIFIED AGENCY Chairman and CEO Global CEO Sir Martin Sorrell ➜ OGILVY & MATHER ➜ YOUNG & RUBICAM Executive Officer, Dentsu Inc. Established 1926 CEO Arthur Sadoun ➜ PUBLICIS HEALTHCARE Michael Roth WORLDGROUP SPECIALISTS (CMG) Established 1986 Number of countries US only SERVICES Yannick Bolloré Established 1986 Chairman and CEO Miles Young GROUP Jerry Buhlmann Headquarters Paris Number of countries 82 COMMUNICATIONS Established 1961 Chairman and CEO CEO Adam Polansky Headquarters New York Number of offices 2 CUSTOM PUBLISHING Established 1991 Headquarters London Number of countries 75 CEO Peter Stringham Established Dentsu (1901) Number of countries 108 Number of offices 218 GROUP (PHCG) Headquarters New York Harris Diamond Number of countries 100+ GDS&M CEDAR Headquarters Puteaux Number of countries 111 Number of offices 450 Number of countries 92 Aegis (1978) Number of offices President and CEO Nick Colucci Number of countries 100+ THE AXIS AGENCY Employees 71,000+ Number of countries US only Number of countries 3 Number of countries 125 Number of offices 3,000 Dentsu Aegis Network (2013) 1,322 (approx.) PUBLICIS Number of countries 10 Employees 47,200 MCCANN President Armando Azarloza Revenue for Q2 2014 $3.87bn Number of offices 2 SPECIALIST Number of offices 700+ Employees 179,000 (inc. assocs) OGLIVY COMMONHEALTH Headquarters London Employees 64,051 Number of offices 70 Revenue for 2013 $7.12bn Chairman and CEO ACCENT MARKETING MARTIN WILLIAMS Number of countries UK only Employees 16,000 Revenue for 2013 £11.019bn WORLDWIDE ➜ Y&R Number of countries 110 Revenue for 2013 €6.95bn NORTH AMERICA Harris Diamond REVENUE SPLIT (Q2 2014) Number of countries US only Revenue for 2013 €1.77bn Chairman and CEO Global CEO David Sable Employees 23,000 PUBLICIS BOISE IN-SYNC CONSUMER INSIGHT REVENUE SPLIT President Luca Lindner CASSIDY & ASSOCIATES North America 56.4% Number of offices 1 DIGITAL MARKETING/ REVENUE SPLIT Matt Giegerich Number of countries 92 Revenue for 2013 £1.86bn REVENUE SPLIT PUBLICIS USA SAATCHI & SAATCHI HEALTH / US 55.8% COMMONWEALTH // MCCANN Chairman and CEO Europe 28.6% MERKLEY & PARTNERS RELATIONSHIP MARKETING REVENUE SPLIT North America 34% Number of countries 32 Number of offices 244 North America 47% AR NEW YORK WELLNESS Asia Pacific 12.2% Gerald S.J. Cassidy Asia Pacific 10.4% Number of countries US only DIRECT PARTNERS Europe 51% Asia Pacific, LatAm, Africa, Middle Number of offices 56 REVENUE SPLIT Europe (excluding France, PUBLICIS KAPLAN THALER MAXCESS MANAGED Continental Europe 11.2% AVRETT FREE GINSBERG Latin America 3% Number of offices 1 Number of countries US only US 32% East, Central/Eastern Europe 30% BRAVO US 26.1% Turkey and Russia) 22% PUBLICIS HAWKEYE MARKETS UK 8% Chairman and CEO CURRENT LIFESTYLE Africa and Middle East 1.6% ROBERT LANGER JAVELIN Latin America 9% Western Europe 23% OGLIVYONE President Eric Hoyt Euro currency markets 18.3% Bric and Missat 13% RINEY PUBLICIS LIFE BRANDS Latin America 6.5% Frank Ginsberg MARKETING Number of countries US only Number of countries 2 Asia Pacific 8% UK 13% Chairman and CEO Number of countries US only UK 10.2% France 8% HEARTBEAT IDEAS Other 6.3% President Virginia Devlin Number of offices 1 RAPP Brian Fetherstonhaugh Other 45.4% Other 10% EUROPE PUBLICIS TOUCHPOINT BEAUTY@GOTHAM ➜ GLOBAL ADVERTISING ZIMMERMAN Number of countries 35 Number of countries 50+ BURSON-MARSTELLER PUBLICIS ACTIV SOLUTIONS President and CEO DEVRIES GLOBAL BRANDS ADVERTISING TARGETBASE ➜ HAVAS CREATIVE ➜ GROUPM Number of offices 100+ Worldwide Chair and CEO ETO DIGITAS HEALTH LIFE BRANDS ➜ MEDIABRANDS Sheri Baron Chairman James Allman BBDO Number of countries US only Number of countries US only GROUP Chairman Irwin Gotlieb Donald A. Baer ➜ GLOBAL NETWORK ➜ VIVAKI CARRÉ NOIR RAZORFISH HEALTHWARE CEO Matt Seiler Number of countries 81 Number of offices 5 TARGETBASE CLAYDON Global CEO Andrew Benett President Dominic Proctor OGLIVY PR Number of countries 40 BRANDS CEO Stephan Beringer PUBLICIS 133 DISCOVERY CASANOVA PENDRILL FUTUREBRAND Number of offices 289 180 AMSTERDAM HEELEY (TBCH) Number of countries 75 Number of countries 110 Chairman Christopher Graves CARAT Number of countries 43 PUBLICIS CONSEIL BEACON HEALTHCARE BPN President and CEO CEO Patrick Smith Number of countries Number of countries UK only Number of offices 326 Global CEO Stuart Smith COHN & WOLFE Global President Doug Ray Number of offices 23 PUBLICIS ETNOUS PUBLICIS HEALTHCARE President North America Ingrid Otero-Smart UXUS PROXIMITY Netherlands only TPG GROUPM ENTERTAINMENT Number of countries 55 CEO Donna Imperato Number of countries 140 PUBLICIS SHOPPER CONSULTING Elizabeth Ross Number of countries 49 Number of offices 1 Number of countries US only GROUPM ESP Number of offices 80+ Number of countries 54 (including affiliates) MARCEL PUBLICIS HEALTH MEDIA SHOPPER SCIENCES CRAFT WORLDWIDE GOLIN Number of offices 60 180 LA ➜ HAVAS WORLDWIDE GROUPM INTERACTION ➜ STARCOM MEDIAVEST PIXELPARK CEO Ed Powers President and CEO Fred Cook INTERONE Number of countries US only ENTERTAINMENT, EVENT & Global CEO Andrew Benett XAXIS REDWORKS ICONMOBILE DENTSU BRANDED GROUP POKE CUBOCC INSIDEDGE Number of countries 2 Number of offices 1 SPORTS MARKETING Number of countries 75 GROUPM SEARCH CEO Duncan Stokes CEO Thomas Fellger AGENCY CEO Laura Desmond PUBLICIS BLUEPRINT ➜ MSLGROUP CEO Roberto Martini FITZGERALD & CO Number of offices 2 GMR MARKETING Number of offices 316 CATALYST Number of countries 37 Number of countries 4 President and CEO Yuzuru Kato Number of countries 78 PUBLICIS CHEMISTRY CEO Oliver Fleurot President and CEO JACK MORTON ORGANIC Number of countries 9 IEG Number of offices 48 Number of countries 19 Number of offices 130 DUVAL GUILLAUME MODEM Number of countries 22 ENSEMBLE Dave Fitzgerald WORLDWIDE Number of countries US only ➜ DIVERSIFIED AGENCY SERINO COYNE LLC LA COMMUNIDAD LANDOR REPUTATION Number of offices 100+ President and CEO Chairman and CEO Josh McCall Number of offices 3 SERVICES Number of countries US only ➜ ARNOLD WORLDWIDE M80 COLEY PORTER BELL CEO Lois Jacobs DENTSU MEDIA STARCOM KITCHEN Scott Donaton GOTHAM GENUINE PUBLIC RELATIONS STEINER SPORTS President Pam Hamlin OHAL CEO Vicky Bullen Number of countries 21 President and CEO MEDIAVEST WYSIWYG MSL President Nick Johnson DDB BLUECURRENT PUBLIC MARKETING Number of countries 9 KEYADE Number of countries UK only Number of offices 27 Kaz Iwagami SPARK JKL IDENTITY OCTAGON President and CEO RELATIONS Number of countries US only Number of offices 10 KR MEDIA Number of countries 13 SMG PERFORMANCE ASIA KEKST & COMPANY EVP Managing Director MACLAREN MCCANN President and CEO Rick Dudley Chuck Brymer Number of countries 2 WASHINGTON VML MARKETING PUBLICIS BETTERWAY 20:20 MSL Deidre Smalls-Landau President Doug Turney ADVANTAGE INTERNATIONAL Number of countries 90+ Number of offices 3 SPEAKERS BUREAU GEOMETRY GLOBAL CEO and President Jon Cook ➜ IPROSPECT HALOGEN PUBLICIS BEEHIVE PBJS FILM FASHION Number of offices 200+ CHLOPAK, LEONARD, Number of countries US only ➜ HAVAS MEDIA GROUP ➜ MAXUS Chairman Toby Hoare Number of countries 13 President Ben Wood LOCAL SPECTRUM PUBLICIS AMBIENCE PUBLICIS CONSULTANTS ID MEDIA THE MARTIN AGENCY FRUKT SCHECHTER & CEO Alfonso Rodés Vilà CEO Lindsay Pattison Global CEO Steve Harding Number of countries 49 MRY PUBLICIS ISTRAT PUBLICIS EVENTS Chairman and CEO Chairman and CEO OCTAGON ACCESS MULTICULTURAL ASSOCIATES CPM Global Managing Director Number of countries 55 Number of countries 56 WUNDERMAN BIG FUEL MARKETGATE PUBLICIS LIVE Lynn Fantom Matt Williams ROGERS AND COWAN ALMA Number of countries US only Number of countries 35 Dominique Delport Number of offices 70 Number of offices 90 CEO Daniel Morel ISOBAR LIQUIDTHREAD PUBLICIS CAPITAL SAS ID HEALTH INGENUITY MEDIA GROUP Number of countries US only CONE CREATIVE CHANNEL Number of countries 125 Number of countries 60 Global CEO Jean Lin SMG MULTICULTURAL WOMEN’S FORUM MEDIA PARTNERSHIP WEBER SHANDWICK SPIKE DDB COMMUNICATIONS SERVICES Number of offices 387 METALWORKS CORPORATION Number of countries 42 ZERO.DOT SOUTH AMERICA CNC MCCANN HEALTH Chairman Jack Leslie Number of countries US only Number of countries US only Number of countries US only MOTIVATOR (INDIA) ➜ KANTAR SUDLER & HENNESSEY TAPESTRY PUBLICIS GRAFFITI ESPALHE Chairman John Cahill CEO Andy Polansky FLEISHMANHILLARD MARKETSTAR MORIBUS (INDIA) Chairman and CEO Eric Salama CEO Jed Beitler MCGARRYBOWEN MV42 DPZ ANDREOLI INITIATIVE COMPLETE MEDICAL GROUP CORPORATE VOICE RELATED COMPANIES Number of countries 30 Number of countries 60 HAVAS MEDIA MAXUS FOR BUSINESS (UK) Number of countries 34 Chief Creative Officer AG2 PUBLICIS GENEDIGI Global CEO Jim Elms MCCANN HUMAN CARE KRC RESEARCH TRIBAL WORLDWIDE, SPIKE G+EUROPE UNISONO Number of countries 125 MAXUS PARTNERSHIPS (UK) ADDED VALUE and CEO Gordon Bowen TATERKA LUMINOUS EXPERIMENTAL REGAN CAMPBELL WARD POWELL TATE DDB, DDB HEALTH, ALMA, Number of countries 3 (OMNICOM ASIA) L’ÉQUIPE L’ORÉAL Number of countries 11 Number of countries 4 ➜ ZENITHOPTIMEDIA SALLES CHEMISTRI QORVIS INTERACTIVE AVENUES MCCANN PRIME RAPP, TRACYLOCKE, THE KETCHUM Number of countries China only MAXUS ESP (N. AMERICA) BENENSON STRATEGY GROUP ➜ FINSBURY CEO Steve King CEO
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