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| − | [[Grayling Global]] is the new PR firm formed by the merger between The [[Global Consulting Group]] and [[Grayling]]. | + | [[Grayling Global]] is the new PR firm formed by the merger between The [[Global Consulting Group]] and [[Grayling]] both subsidiaries of [[Huntsworth Plc]]. |
[[Huntsworth Plc]] announced on March 13 2008 with immediate effect that it has merged the two international subsidiaries, to create a new consultancy focused on public affairs, public relations, investor relations and event management. The new firm, [[Grayling Global]], will be headquartered in London, with additional offices in New York and throughout the world. It will have over 200 employees with approximately $35 million in fees, making it a leading international consultancy. | [[Huntsworth Plc]] announced on March 13 2008 with immediate effect that it has merged the two international subsidiaries, to create a new consultancy focused on public affairs, public relations, investor relations and event management. The new firm, [[Grayling Global]], will be headquartered in London, with additional offices in New York and throughout the world. It will have over 200 employees with approximately $35 million in fees, making it a leading international consultancy. | ||
Revision as of 17:11, 18 November 2008
Grayling Global is the new PR firm formed by the merger between The Global Consulting Group and Grayling both subsidiaries of Huntsworth Plc.
Huntsworth Plc announced on March 13 2008 with immediate effect that it has merged the two international subsidiaries, to create a new consultancy focused on public affairs, public relations, investor relations and event management. The new firm, Grayling Global, will be headquartered in London, with additional offices in New York and throughout the world. It will have over 200 employees with approximately $35 million in fees, making it a leading international consultancy.
Nigel Kennedy, Group Chief Executive of Grayling, has been appointed CEO of Grayling Global. Richard J. Wolff, the founding Chief Executive Officer of Global, will step back from his existing day-to-day executive and managerial responsibilities and will become a Vice Chairman of Grayling Global. In addition to serving as Vice Chairman, Wolff will assume a new Huntsworth role as Managing Director, US Capital Markets. Alison Clarke, Huntsworth's Group Development Director, also becomes a Vice Chairman, and David Atterbury Thomas, Grayling's current Finance Director, becomes CFO.[1]
