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Ogilvy recently announced that James Nicholas Kinney has been appointed global chief diversity, equity and inclusion officer and chief people officer for North America...
Ogilvy Names James Kinney as Global Chief Diversity, Equity & Inclusion Officer and Chief People Officer for North America News provided by Share this article Share this article NEW YORK, Jan. 13, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Ogilvy announced today that James Nicholas Kinney has been appointed Global Chief Diversity, Equity & Inclusion Officer and Chief People Officer for North America. In North America, James will oversee all aspects of talent management, recruitment, learning & development, and wellbeing working with Jag Dhanji, who was recently appointed Global Chief People Officer, and Devika B...
Ogilvy Hires James Kinney to Serve as Global DEI Lead He’ll also take on the role of chief people officer in North America Kinney is leaving Mother to join Ogilvy. Ogilvy January 13, 2021 As agencies continue to make pledges and plans to combat systemic racism internally, Ogilvy has brought in a new DEI lead to help it make progress.
Asia-Pacific PR Chief Scott Kronick Steps Down After 33 Years With Ogilvy Scott Kronick is stepping down as CEO of Ogilvy PR in Asia-Pacific, and is replaced by Singapore leader Emily Poon. Arun Sudhaman 22 Dec 2020 // 10:35AM GMT BEIJING — Scott Kronick is stepping down as CEO of Ogilvy PR in Asia-Pacific, after 33 years with the WPP firm. Kronick leaves the role after leading Ogilvy's Asia-Pacific PR operations since the start of 2014, and capping off the decade as PRovoke's Asia-Pacific Consultancy of the Decade. He joined Ogilvy in New York in 1987, relocating to Taiwan in 1991, an...
Burghead tribute to local crew of Rosebud II 50 years after disaster By Lorna Thompson | Updated: 11:18, 17 December 2020 Get the Grampian Group sent to your inbox every week and swipe through an exact replica of the day's newspaper SCORES of people gathered in Burghead this week to remember seven of its sons who perished at sea 50 years ago. A short and poignant service was held on the pier on Monday to mark one of Burghead's darkest days â December 14, 1970 â when the fishing vessel, Rosebud II, ran aground in stormy seas at the treacherous Torran Rocks, off Mull, with all ...