Worldwide is the secondary advertising brand within Havas. Despite the "worldwide" tag, it operates mainly in North America, and its international credentials have undergone several revisions since 2000.

boosted its travel business with the acquisition of Havas Voyages, France's leading agency (later sold on to Thomas Cook), and US company Travel One, and took a 14% stake in the Ticketmaster Online-CitySearch

gaming division started life as the software arm of the Havas publishing group. This was acquired by French utilities giant Compagnie Generale des Eaux in 1998 as the first step in its transformation

recruiting Matt Ryan from Havas Worldwide to become CEO. His predecessor, Berlin Cameron's Ewen Cameron, became chairman, in addition to his role as CEO of Berlin Cameron. He passed the role of chief

talks to sell a large minority stake to French group Havas. Those negotiations ended without agreement in Spring 2007, and instead CHI sold just under 50% of its equity to WPP. The deal with WPP also

Former Havas executive Naomi Troni joined the network in 2014 as chief global growth officer. Aaron Reitkopf is chief executive Americas & global chairman. Profero co-founder Wayne Arnold remains CEO

which were being sold off by marketing group Havas. A year later, the merger with Incepta presented a much bigger target. Incepta was formed around the Citigate Communications financial PR company founded

Havas London (UK) Profile subscribers click here for full profile Havas Worldwide's UK subsidiaries include the main advertising agency, Havas London, as well as a small collection of connected marketing

based in London. Until 2004, it was part of the Havas-owned Arnold Worldwide Partners network. The agency's management team bought back their independence that year, and WCRS added to its resources with

chairman of rival group Havas, who became the biggest shareholder in Aegis, with the unspoken goal of encouraging a merger of the two groups. However, his repeated attempts to win a seat on the Aegis