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From creation to placement: WPP promises net zero advertising value chain Global advertising giant hails industry first as it promises to deliver net zero emissions for its full value chain, including ad placements WPP has today marked Earth Day by debuting a sweeping new net zero strategy that sees the global advertising giant commit to decarbonising both its operations and its wider value chain, including emissions arising from ad production and the placement of adverts with media outlets. In...

Apr 22 2021, 10:34 PM April 22 2021, 1:00 PM April 22 2021, 10:34 PM (Bloomberg) -- Advertising giant WPP Plc pledged to cut greenhouse gas emissions across its supply chain to net zero by 2030 in an industry-leading push that will mobilize billions of dollars in media spending. (Bloomberg) -- Advertising giant WPP Plc pledged to cut greenhouse gas emissions across its supply chain to net zero by 2030 in an industry-leading push that will mobilize billions of dollars in media spending. The Lond...

WPP makes net zero pledge for entire $60bn supply chain WPP said its net zero target will apply to its entire supply chain WPP has pledged to reach net zero carbon emissions across its entire supply chain by the end of the decade in what it said was the most ambitious approach in the ad industry. The holding group said its own operations will be net zero by 2025, with all electricity to be renewably-sourced. Across its supply chain of media outlets, with whom it spends $60bn (�...

WPP Makes Industry-Leading Net Zero Commitment In a first for the industry, WPPs commitment includes reaching net zero in the emissions generated by the placement of advertising in the media for its clients On Earth Day, WPP (NYSE: WPP) announces a new commitment to reach net zero carbon emissions in its operations by 2025 and across its entire supply chain by 2030. To deliver net zero emissions from WPPs operations, electricity will be 100% renewably sourced by 2025. Within WPPs supply chain, ...

The company sets targets to become entirely net zero by 2030 with reduced travel, renewable power sources Mark Read, chief executive of WPP WPP 13 hours ago Mark Read, WPP’s chief executive, has a ready answer for how the pandemic has affected the world’s largest agency network in its quest for sustainability. Dont miss The Business of Marketing, a new series featuring leading c-suite executives sharing insights on the importance of leveraging the intersectionality of marketing, finance...

WPP commits to hit net-zero across its entire $60bn supply chain WPP has committed itself to cut carbon emissions to net-zero across its entire supply chain before the decade is out, in what it hails as the most ambitious sustainability approach in the ad industry. To mark Earth Day, WPP announced that it will hit net-zero in-house emissions by 2025. Across all media outlets in its supply chain, which includes $60bn (£43bn) spend each year, a slightly later target date of 2030 has been set. �...

22 Apr 2021 In a first for the industry, WPPs commitment includes reaching net zero in the emissions generated by the placement of advertising in the media for its clients On Earth Day, WPP announces a new commitment to reach net zero carbon emissions in its operations by 2025 and across its entire supply chain by 2030. To deliver net zero emissions from WPPs operations, electricity will be 100% renewably sourced by 2025. Within WPPs supply chai...

WPP’s Mark Read calls for collaborative effort on net zero and sets 2025 target Holding company used Earth Day as platform to make announcement on commitments by Jennifer Small Sign in to continue Free email bulletins

WPP is the first in its industry to include media in its net zero commitment

Minority shareholders of WPP AUNZ vote in favour of WPP plc takeover April 21, 2021 11:28 The shareholders of WPP AUNZ have voted in favour of the takeover bid from WPP plc this morning, meaning the global company will become the sole owner of the local agency holding group, acquiring the remaining 38.5% of shares in the company it did not previously own. Shareholders who held their share on the total dividend record date of 31 March 2021 will be paid $0.70 per share, as offered in December as...