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RSSAfter created a controversy (artificial controversy?) by his sexist remarks ‘all women employees are cheap and wimpy’ Neil French kind of balanced his infamous saying in Singapore Ad Asia conference. This time its men. According to the self acclaimed...
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Its a complete weeeeeired story. One of the oldest and biggest advertising group, WPP has accepted resignation from Neil French, a top creative consultant in the firm...
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Be it woman in advertising or advertising picture woman suddenly everybody is waken up to this issue, thanks to Neil French for his sexist remarks (at least in a way he...
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By calling Neil French’s sexist remarks ‘unacceptable’ Sir Martin Sorrel, chief of world’s largest advertising and communication firm expressed...
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“Women don’t make it to the top because they don’t deserve to. They are wimpy They’re crap.”
WPP’s creative director Nancy Vonk in...
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Double whammy for WPP. After Smasung now it was Coke’s turn to look for alternatives and finally they took on board Wieden+Kennedy. Declining sales and waning...
made popular Oct 27 2005
WPP is top on many events. First it was sexist comment over women employees by Neil French, the top creative executive of the firm and then founder Sorrels $45 million...
made popular Oct 26 2005
Well, the entire world is not opposing to Neil French, former creative director WPP after he resigned following derogatory remarks on women employees like...
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