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Frank Lowe is founder,Chairman and CEO of the [[Lowe Group]]. {{ref|1}} He is based in Geneva. He has donated £300,000 to the Labour Party and was court up in the controversy surrounding the cash-for-honours scandal. {{ref|2}}
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Frank Lowe is founder,Chairman and CEO of the [[Lowe Group]]. {{ref|1}} He is based in Geneva. He has donated £300,000 to the Labour Party and was caught up in the controversy surrounding the cash-for-honours scandal. {{ref|2}}
  
 
The Lowe Group is an advertising agency, part of [[Interpublic]], an American network of advertising agencies. {{ref|3}} They operate in 38 countries with "billings" worth $4 billion (they are ranked 13th biggest in the world). In the UK they operate as [[Lowe Howard-Spink]].
 
The Lowe Group is an advertising agency, part of [[Interpublic]], an American network of advertising agencies. {{ref|3}} They operate in 38 countries with "billings" worth $4 billion (they are ranked 13th biggest in the world). In the UK they operate as [[Lowe Howard-Spink]].
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==References==  
 
==References==  
 
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#{{note|1}} Jim Kelly, [http://search.ft.com/ftArticle?queryText=%22lowe+group%22+%22frank%22&y=0&aje=true&x=0&id=030812000863 Miliband extends new academies to towns], Financial Times, 12 August 2003.
#{{note|1}} Jim Kelly, "Miliband extends new academies to towns", Financial Times, 12 August 2003, http://search.ft.com/ftArticle?queryText=%22lowe+group%22+%22frank%22&y=0&aje=true&x=0&id=030812000863
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#{{note|2}} Marie Woolf, [http://news.independent.co.uk/uk/politics/article350789.ece Cash for Honours: What Am I bid? £10,000? £1? A Loan, No Questions Asked?], The Independent, 12 March 2006.
#{{note|2}} "Cash for Honours: What Am I bid? £10,000? £1? A Loan, No Questions Asked?", The Independent, 12 March 2006, http://news.independent.co.uk/uk/politics/article350789.ece
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#{{note|3}} [http://directmag.com/news/marketing_interpublic_says_acquisition/ Interpublic Says It's In An Acquisition Mode], Direct, 8 March 2001.
#{{note|3}} "Interpublic Says It's In An Acquisition Mode", Direct, 8 March 200, http://directmag.com/news/marketing_interpublic_says_acquisition/
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#{{note|4}} Chris Britcher, [http://www.artoischampionships.com/5/archive/news/2003/sportsbusiness.asp Sportbusiness.com Q&A with Jolyon Armstrong, Media Director of the Stella Artois Championship], no date. (last accessed 5 July 2007).
#{{note|4}} Chris Britcher, "Sportbusiness.com Q&A with Jolyon Armstrong, Media Director of the Stella Artois Championship", The Artois Championships, http://www.artoischampionships.com/5/archive/news/2003/sportsbusiness.asp
 

Latest revision as of 11:04, 24 August 2010

Frank Lowe is founder,Chairman and CEO of the Lowe Group. [1] He is based in Geneva. He has donated £300,000 to the Labour Party and was caught up in the controversy surrounding the cash-for-honours scandal. [2]

The Lowe Group is an advertising agency, part of Interpublic, an American network of advertising agencies. [3] They operate in 38 countries with "billings" worth $4 billion (they are ranked 13th biggest in the world). In the UK they operate as Lowe Howard-Spink.

He is founder of the Stella Artois Tennis Championship and is President of the Tournament Committee. [4]

References

  1. ^ Jim Kelly, Miliband extends new academies to towns, Financial Times, 12 August 2003.
  2. ^ Marie Woolf, Cash for Honours: What Am I bid? £10,000? £1? A Loan, No Questions Asked?, The Independent, 12 March 2006.
  3. ^ Interpublic Says It's In An Acquisition Mode, Direct, 8 March 2001.
  4. ^ Chris Britcher, Sportbusiness.com Q&A with Jolyon Armstrong, Media Director of the Stella Artois Championship, no date. (last accessed 5 July 2007).