Omnicom's results showed that Publicis was not the only group to find the going tough in North America. The US group also clawed a paltry 0.2% from its home markets, but did considerably better elsewhere.

In the news this past week: Agencies Omnicom continued to sail a steady course through 3Q, with a 2.9% organic lift in revenues to $3.7bn. On a reported basis that figure was down marginally as a result

Omnicom came in slightly under analysts' expectations for its 4Q results, prompting an overnight correction in the company's share price. Nevertheless, Omnicom is still trading at near-record highs. Organic

PR and promotions. The main losers are Omnicom's OMD and GSD&M, and independent Mother, but Publicis Groupe agencies also held a share of digital and promotional duties. WPP, on the other hand, was largely

Omnicom was, as usual, first out of the gates with 3Q results. Revenues rose 3.2% organic for the quarter to just under $3.8bn. (The nine-month YTD organic figure was 3.4%). Broken out by region, the

is the largest of several healthcare agencies under Omnicom's umbrella. An international network has been built up around the core of Cline Davis Mann in New York, still one of the country's most admired

Omnicom and Publicis. 19th Aug 2021: Elizabeth Windram joined Uber as senior director & global head of mobility marketing. She moves from JetBlue where she was VP marketing, and previously spent six

Luckily, parent group Omnicom agrees with this strategy, and this creatively led agency retains standalone status within the marketing giant's portfolio, allowed very much to go its own way, producing

Omnicom expanded its healthcare portfolio with the acquisition of BioPharm Communications, which specialises in digital and direct marketing aimed at healthcare professionals, using a proprietary CRM

It was another quarter of steady-as-she-goes at Omnicom. Organic revenues were up 3.8% to $3.5bn, equivalent to 0.9% at reported rates. On a regional basis, Asia Pacific did best at 5.1% organic, ahead