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User:Fraser Corewyn

2018-10-19T15:53:58Z

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Hamish Pringle

2008-03-04T10:58:00Z

Fraser Corewyn:

Hamish joined Ogilvy Benson & Mather as a graduate trainee, having completed his degree in PPE at Trinity College, Oxford in 1973.

After spells at Boase Massimi Pollitt, Publicis, Abbott Mead Vickers, his own agency Madell Wilmot Pringle and Leagas Delaney, Hamish joined KHBB in 1992 and became Chairman and CEO in 1995. Following the merger in 1997, he became Vice Chairman and Director of Marketing at Saatchi & Saatchi.

In 1999, Hamish launched his own branding and marketing communications consultancy, Brand Beliefs and became Consultant Director of Marketing Strategy for the IPA. In August 2001 he became Director General of the IPA.

As Director General he represents the IPA on a number of key industry bodies including the Advertising Association (AA), the Audit Bureau of Circulations (ABC), the Advertising Standards Board of Finance (ASBOF), the Broadcasters' Audience Research Board (BARB), Radio Joint Audience Research (RAJAR), the Communications Agencies Federation (CAF) and the European Association of Communication Agencies (EACA). He is also a member of the DTI Business Services Group.

Hamish is a member of the Marketing Society, the Marketing Group of Great Britain and the Solus Club. He supports two industry charities, NABS and HAT.

Hamish has co-authored two books: Brand Spirit: how cause related marketing builds brands, with Marjorie Thompson, then of Saatchi & Saatchi Cause Connection, published in 1999, and Brand Manners: how to create the self-confident organisation to live the brand, with William Gordon, then of Accenture, published in 2001.

He is married to Vivienne Pringle, co-founder with Judy Lever of Blooming Marvellous, the maternity, children's' wear and nursery goods company. They have four children and live in Chiswick, London.<ref>Celebrity Sells Biography [http://www.celebritysells.co.uk/content/hamish-bio.cfm?menulink=true], accessed 4 March 2008</ref>
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Hamish Pringle

2008-03-04T10:55:37Z

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Hamish Pringle

2008-03-04T10:50:08Z

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Gary Leih

2008-03-04T10:27:05Z

Fraser Corewyn:

==Chairman and Chief Executive, Ogilvy Group UK==

Leih, 48, began his career at Ogilvy Cape Town in 1980 and progressed through the ranks there and later at Ogilvy Johannesburg (then South Africa's largest agency), rising to Group Account Director.

In 1989 he co-founded The White House which grew from nothing to become one of the country's hottest agencies. The White House won Agency of the Year awards in South Africa in '91, '92 and '93.

In 1994, Leih relocated to Australia where he worked at The Campaign Palace and Batey before setting up his own brand consultancy, Public Image, in 1999. Public Image was acquired by TBWA and Leih was Managing Director of TBWA Sydney for two years before returning to Ogilvy Africa in 2001 as Group Managing Director in overall charge of the agency's 1300 employees.

In May 2005, Gary moved to London to take up the role of Chairman and Chief Executive of the Ogilvy Group UK, one of the country's largest communications groups. He has since set the group on a renewed mission to offer clients genuinely integrated campaigns that combine the resources of the group's 11 operating companies to maximum effect. Recently acquired clients include Avis, Chiquita, The Glenlivet, easyJet, GSM Associates, Barclays Wealth Management and First Great Western Railways.

Gary Leih

2008-03-04T10:26:56Z

Fraser Corewyn:

GARY LEIH
==Chairman and Chief Executive, Ogilvy Group UK==

Leih, 48, began his career at Ogilvy Cape Town in 1980 and progressed through the ranks there and later at Ogilvy Johannesburg (then South Africa's largest agency), rising to Group Account Director.

In 1989 he co-founded The White House which grew from nothing to become one of the country's hottest agencies. The White House won Agency of the Year awards in South Africa in '91, '92 and '93.

In 1994, Leih relocated to Australia where he worked at The Campaign Palace and Batey before setting up his own brand consultancy, Public Image, in 1999. Public Image was acquired by TBWA and Leih was Managing Director of TBWA Sydney for two years before returning to Ogilvy Africa in 2001 as Group Managing Director in overall charge of the agency's 1300 employees.

In May 2005, Gary moved to London to take up the role of Chairman and Chief Executive of the Ogilvy Group UK, one of the country's largest communications groups. He has since set the group on a renewed mission to offer clients genuinely integrated campaigns that combine the resources of the group's 11 operating companies to maximum effect. Recently acquired clients include Avis, Chiquita, The Glenlivet, easyJet, GSM Associates, Barclays Wealth Management and First Great Western Railways.

Gary Leih

2008-03-04T10:25:36Z

Fraser Corewyn:

==GARY LEIH
Chairman and Chief Executive, Ogilvy Group UK==

Leih, 48, began his career at Ogilvy Cape Town in 1980 and progressed through the ranks there and later at Ogilvy Johannesburg (then South Africa's largest agency), rising to Group Account Director.

In 1989 he co-founded The White House which grew from nothing to become one of the country's hottest agencies. The White House won Agency of the Year awards in South Africa in '91, '92 and '93.

In 1994, Leih relocated to Australia where he worked at The Campaign Palace and Batey before setting up his own brand consultancy, Public Image, in 1999. Public Image was acquired by TBWA and Leih was Managing Director of TBWA Sydney for two years before returning to Ogilvy Africa in 2001 as Group Managing Director in overall charge of the agency's 1300 employees.

In May 2005, Gary moved to London to take up the role of Chairman and Chief Executive of the Ogilvy Group UK, one of the country's largest communications groups. He has since set the group on a renewed mission to offer clients genuinely integrated campaigns that combine the resources of the group's 11 operating companies to maximum effect. Recently acquired clients include Avis, Chiquita, The Glenlivet, easyJet, GSM Associates, Barclays Wealth Management and First Great Western Railways.

User:Fraser Corewyn

2008-02-05T10:14:44Z

Fraser Corewyn:

I'm Fraser Corewyn. Currently a third year student at the [[University of Strathclyde]].

User:Fraser Corewyn

2008-02-05T10:12:50Z

Fraser Corewyn:

I'm Fraser Corewyn. Currently a third year student at the University of Strathclyde.