Y&R taps P.R. man to head ad agency

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Young & Rubicam Inc. picked its top public relations executive, Thomas Bell, to head its advertising agency - underscoring the escalating demands of clients for marketing help beyond just 30-second commercials and print ads. Y&R named the 48-year-old Bell as world-wide chairman and chief executive of Young and Rubicam Advertising. Its parent company, Y&R Inc., is the world's fifth largest advertising and communications company, which has $1.4 billion in revenue and clients. Mr Bell succeeds Ed Vick, 54, who remains chief operating officer of the parent company. Insiders say Bell is now positioned squarely behind Vick, the heir apparent to Peter Georgescu, the 59-year-old chairman and chief executive of Y&R. Y&R also elevated one of its few top female executives, Linda Srere, to chief client officer of the parent company.

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Picked its top public relations executive, Thomas Bell, to head its advertising agency

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Ammirati chooses Hadala for key post

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Ammirati Puris Lintas announced that it has chosen Richard J. Hadala to become the head of its flagship office in New York. Mr. Hadala is an executive with CBS and a former consultant with McKinsey & Co. He will also manage four of the agency's outposts in North America. Ammirati is the tenth-ranked advertising agency in the world based on the number of its billings. Mr. Hadala's appointment represents the agency's most recent move to expand beyond producing 30-second TV spots.

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Announced that it has chosen Richard J. Hadala to become the head of its flagship office in New York

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Ammirati makes more changes at the top

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Richard J. Hadala, chairman and CEO of Ammirati Puris Lintas, is looking for a president to head up the ad agency's flagship office now that he has replaced co-creative directors Mark Johnson and Tom Nelson with two new people promoted from within. The executive shakeup has generated a high level of emotional turmoil. Hadala wants to get more out of each employee and intends to take the agency to another level where marketing strategy advice will be sold to CEOs.

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